Sentence examples for great woods from inspiring English sources
"He's been great," Woods said.
Mato Grosso, whose name means "great woods," is one of the remaining great frontier regions of the world.
His watery blue eyes twinkled as he smoked, and in his thick Hungarian accent relived days of splendor and majesty in the great woods, the Carpathian mountains of his native land.
Paul Casey, who opened the tournament with a 79, shot his third consecutive sub-70 round (69) to finish third at 283. "It feels great," Woods said, adding, "I know it's been a while, but for some reason, it feels like it hasn't, because coming down the stretch, I felt so comfortable".
"We would go for walks lasting half the day," Mahler's boyhood friend Fritz Lohr once recalled, "wandering among flowery meadows, by abundant streams and pools, through the great woods, and to villages where authentic Bohemian musicians set lads and lasses dancing in the open air".
"It came out great," Woods said.
The West Country is particularly blessed, with Cookworthy Forest near Bude, Haldon Forest Park near Exeter and Great Wood in the Quantock Hills.
The Great Wood is also home to the slender slug, its translucent yellow body and purple horns making it a contender for the "handsomest slug of all".
Soon it turns left into Great Wood and any one of the paths takes you back to the start, a few miles from Keswick on the Borrowdale Road.
His track record of injury is not great – Wood has suffered back, side, ankle and heel problems and, at 25, has only 23 first-class games under his belt – but he is confident those days are behind him.
