Sentence examples for kind of forest from inspiring English sources

The piece begins with the rods clustered thickly in silhouette across the stage, creating a kind of forest into which creeps a man.

Stieglitz and Edward Steichen, in their pictures, turned Manhattan into a kind of forest primeval of steel softened by mist and snow.

Ms. Orringer's long, crowded book is its own kind of forest, and not every tree needs to be here; her novel's dramatic power might have been greatly enhanced by pruning.

(The novel is set during the week of the election of 2004, and the bitter madness of those days is a kind of Forest of Arden in which Nathan's antic moment can be played out).

"So much of this kind of forest has had the large trees removed over the years," Mr. Skinner said, and now "we have very dense forests that need thinning now from a fire hazard perspective.

In Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art this December, there will sprout up a peculiar kind of forest: 50 horned speakers, each standing between 19 and 26in high across the atrium, their bells upturned like blackbird mouths.

After nearly destroying each other in a vicious fight, the two split up, and Zus joins the Soviets, while Tuvia becomes a kind of forest-world Old Testament king.

But on the other hand, given the sheer size of the Indian population in the region, plus their indisputable mastery of the kind of forest-fighting tactics demanded by wilderness conditions, the balance of power in the looming conflict between France and England for European domination of the American interior belonged to the very people whom Washington's superiors intended to displace.

The two scientists examined how well different kinds of forest edges kept out nonforest seeds from adjacent fields.

A whole range of markets has recently emerged, in which agencies such as local governments and international donors pay for four kinds of forest environmental services: watershed protection, protecting biodiversity, mopping up carbon and preserving landscape beauty.

REDD "credits" trade at a lower price than other kinds of forest carbon credits, a signal that the market recognises their risk.A survey of buyers of forest carbon credits by a company called EcoSecurities has found that 44% of customers would be willing to buy options to purchase credits, prepay for credits or buy ownership in a share of the project.