Sentence examples for heavy woods from inspiring English sources

HEAVY WOODS Gina Leone and Ben Warren, the couple behind the Bodega wine bar in Bushwick, have opened Heavy Woods nearby — a coffee shop by day and a bar by night, with what Mr. Warren calls "a major in whiskey, a minor in tequila and mezcal" and 14 beers on draft.

There are about 15 other cabins in the vicinity of this one, but spread out and surrounded by heavy woods.

THE HISTORY The area takes its name from the town the Dutch established in 1660, Boswijck, or "heavy woods," according to the Encyclopedia of New York City.

Today my son told me that in the meadows, at the edge of the heavy woods in the distance, he saw trees of white flowers.

Heavy woods native to Britain and the United States were superseded by more-elastic imported woods—such as lancewood and greenheart from South America and the West Indies and by bamboo.

Since the besieged Al Qaeda fighters were surrounded by hostile anti-Taliban Afghan forces and American and British troops, escaping the rugged mountains and heavy woods toward Pakistan was the only route left for them.

It occurred to me that unlike regular surfboards, which are notoriously fragile and often break before we do, the alaia's heavy, hard wood could do serious damage.

A short, squat, brick building with heavy wood furniture.

"This area of the city is older and has heavy wood construction.

Because of its hard, heavy wood, the American hornbeam is commonly called ironwood.

A heavy wood intervened between this work and the [Union] forces. . . .