Sentence examples for going through a forest from inspiring English sources

It was back in 1483 which is, like, when you think about it, over 500 years ago, and the two Princes were going through a forest which was quite dark as no one had invented street lights then, which is a bit of a shame.

From Storemyr, the route went through a forest, and has become an overgrown forestry road.

Well, it turns out that the road we were going through was in a forest and as we drove I was knocking the troops off and they'd have to hop back on.

The road goes through a small forest, before turning northwest and entering Pearlington.

Look over cliffs, sail on a boat, go through a rain forest, or drive through the desert.

The trails at the mountain top go through a gorgeous forest of aspens which lead to the resort's biggest family attraction, a replica of a Rocky Mountain mine.

But Roger Wayte, chair of Berks On Bikes Mountain Bike Club, said the club understood why the trails were being updated but feared local mountain bikers would be "confined to just going through the forest in a loop and then go home".

It consists of two wheeler accidents that occurred on highway that goes through a hill area, forest area or agriculture land area.

Following the first period of increased fire frequencies, the vegetation went through a long secondary forest phase lasting about two and a half centuries (ca. AD 1200 1450).

The road towards awesome things often goes through a really scary forest, and this blog post stuck with me because it acknowledges that the road to getting the most out of your potential is by definition a scary road to travel down.

Gregory Cooper, one of Mr. Ghailani's lawyers, put it this way: "I'm the scout going through the forest before the main force comes through".