Sentence examples for forest watching from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that's why he spends his evenings stalking lovers at a rendezvous in the forest, watching them have sex before robbing them and sometimes forcing himself upon the women.

What a busy week it's been for the tech industry — and what better way to cap it off than by shutting down all your electronic devices and meditating alone in the forest watching a brand new episode of CrunchWeek, the show that brings a few of us TechCrunch writers together to spout off our opinions about the most interesting stories of the past seven days.

You're not allowed to shoot anything until you're 15, so it's mainly just sitting in the forest watching men with guns, and that's already the only thing you ever do if you're from the Nordic forest regions.

These could be hikes in the forest, watching environmental movies (such as "An Inconvenient Truth, or even "WALL-E"), or anything else you can think of that would apply to the environment (don't use this as an excuse to spend your meetings watching movies and eating popcorn), only do these once a month or twice a month or the group may become too passive.

Along the way we climbed ice slopes, rode horses into Andean cloud forest, watched humming birds dart about the skies, swam in deep rivers, drank beer, ate steak, roast plantain and beans, and discovered a country that welcomes visitors with enthusiastically - utterly distant from Colombia's reputation for being good at narcotics, terrorism and little else.

The scene in which Borgnine and the other rafters drift through a dark forest watched by mountain men is a reference to a scene in the 1972 film Deliverance, and the scene features the music from the film's "Dueling Banjos" scene.

Cycling and walking around, visiting forests, watching people on the streets, and resting in parks.

Global Forest Watch publicly shares fresh satellite data to track deforestation.

Disruptive as the Global Forest Watch may well prove, it's no panacea.

Technologies such as Global Forest Watch 2.0 have the potential to democratise the management and protection of forests.

Launched today, Global Forest Watch is pitched as the world's first monitoring tool providing 'near real time' data on changes in forest cover.