Sentence examples for hiding in the foliage from inspiring English sources

And they are so apprehensive about rebels hiding in the foliage that the word "greenery" has acquired a sinister connotation.

Analysts also warn of what Cheurfa describes as "the Front National hiding in the foliage" waiting to pick up disaffected swing voters.

The scenery had so much gravity and history to it; my mom would always joke about "the red coats hiding in the foliage" as we drove through the countryside from Virginia on the way to North Carolina.

A walk-in cage the size of our apartment was dense with vegetation and chameleons hidden in the foliage.

Almost hidden in the foliage is INSCOPE ARCH, a generously rounded bridge with pink granite walls and gray granite voussoirs (the wedge-shape stones that compose the arch).

The yellow crime-scene tape surrounding his condo contrasted with the nearby town square, which was decorated for Christmas and awash in holiday music from speakers hidden in the foliage.

There are some familiar images: a terrifying upriver journey, deadly arrows from tribesmen hidden in the foliage, bleached skulls, signs of cannibalism, loss of nerve and erosion of discipline within the explorers' ranks – and a surreal encounter with an opera.

Made from abandoned sets for the television show "Bonanza," the installation includes an artificial forest with a pair of motorized, fiberglass male figures hidden in the foliage, pants pulled down, engaging in lewd behavior.

The entrance to the resort is past a guard shack and along a palm-lined drive that winds up and around the main tennis courts, hidden in the foliage, to the central clubhouse where two bellmen with welcoming smiles waited beside golf carts.

By the pool, as tourist-friendly lite reggae played on speakers hidden in the foliage, I had a hard time, at first, making my way through Didion's long, elegant sentences and focussing on who was who and who did what.

The researchers played both recordings to families of elephants from speakers hidden in the foliage near their usual resting areas.