Sentence examples for larger woods from inspiring English sources

It's a remnant of far larger woods which used to cover these steep hillsides.

When I was a boy, most of the larger woods in Southern England had glades in which you could see up to six species of fritillary – those elegant, swooping, chequered butterflies on which the sunlight seems to flash in a golden incandescence.

Wide, cultivated fields mostly of potatoes and turnips small farmhouses, thin rural roads, a few tree lines as well as the occasional larger woods and, in the distance, a small, tidy village where the church steeple rises cleanly above the roof line.

Larger wood worktops from Ikea sell for around £60 for 246cm," says Vivian.

To make a silk-screen print, the wooden frame holding the screen is hinged to a slightly larger wood board.

This is a straightforward nature reserve – two big gravel pits, popular with ducks, greylag geese and other water fowl, edged with willows and a larger wood.

Larger wood chunks burn slowly releasing smoke over long periods of time, while wood chips burn hot and fast for smoke in a quick burst," adds the expert.

The result has had a somewhat crippling effect on a few of the larger wood manufacturers in the core market.

Although the bog turtle is similar in appearance to the painted or spotted turtles, its closest relative is actually the somewhat larger wood turtle.

Larger wood is sometimes used in boat building.

The larger wood growth in CW could generate compression force to maintain branches at certain orientation.