Sentence examples for like forests from inspiring English sources
It's not that you don't like forests – you love them!
It deducts declines in "natural capital," things like forests and minerals.
"Everything in there smells like forests and vetiver," Quart said, pointing to a bottle of cologne.
It is almost as large as ecosystems, like forests, that we see above ground.
And I like forests and all the wildlife up in Vermont".
His lips were fat and earthworm pink, his eyes were asymmetrical, and his eyebrows were like forests of black wire.
Al Hasawi, who took over in July 2012, added: "I like Forest, I like the people, I like the stadium and the club.
As a W.P.A. writer acknowledged, "South Louisiana takes its character from the French-speaking people who settled the vast, wet terrain, and who in the eighteenth century penetrated its rivers and bayous to make homes for themselves in the jungle-like forests".
Elsewhere, the teeming, faceless sock puppets create cacti-like forests, run wild, and coming at you from all angles – again, the psycho-dramatists of contemporary British art, Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas, are made to seem somewhat lightweight in their neuroses.
It also characterises the solemn Into the Wood (1980), about a sanatorium for insomniacs located in a maze-like forest.
Located in the Pacific Northwest, this treehouse glampsite is tucked away in a fairytale-like forest.
