Sentence examples for forested town from inspiring English sources

If you're not familiar with German soccer, you might wonder why this small, forested town is a host city.

On Monday, in Flat Rock, North Carolina, a forested town thirty miles south of Asheville, a half dozen police cars lined the curb outside Blue Ridge Community College's Bo Thomas Auditorium.

We arrive at the Ebola Treatment Centre in the forested town of Gueckedou in South East Guinea to a grim scene.

Gray smoke rose out of the forested mountains above town, lifting occasionally to give a view of walls of orange flame.

Last month, the social networking site Facebook said it intended to build a 147,000-square-foot data center in the forested central Oregon town of Prineville at a cost of $188.2 million.

Soon there were original man noodle shops; the Original Man Way, a road -- its shoulders planted with brilliant marigolds -- that snakes through the forested foothills at town's edge; and an Original Man Marathon, which quickly became a popular annual event drawing runners from all over Japan.

The route winds its way through the eastern, forested portion of the town to the small community of East McDonough, located near the McDonough Preston town line.

Almost half of the town remains forested and protected by land preserves.

Simple: there's a wild forested peninsula next to town, dotted with coves.

There is a heavily forested park in our town, more than 150 acres, filled with dappled sunlight and winding dirt paths.

The project, on 70 forested acres within the town of Southampton that are partly in the village of Sagaponack and partly in the hamlet of Wainscott, is continuing under the new owners, a partnership called the Sagaponack Dream House L.L.C.