Sentence examples for many woods from inspiring English sources

The wire fence pens used to rear them can still be found in many woods.

It is difficult to spot the many woods described in the 1880's -- the finishes seem to be only oak.

Forest rangers are picking them up (the foragers, that is) because there, like many woods, you need a permit to pick mushrooms.

His manuscript "The Many Woods of Grief" won the 2010 Juniper Prize for Poetry, which is sponsored by the University of Massachusetts Press.

Cuttings from these resilient trees could then be used to create a new, healthy generation of ash trees that could replace those ravaged by chalara dieback, which reached the UK in 2012 and is devastating many woods.

The ash is a key component of so many woods and forests, and in gardens, the species has spawned around 20 garden varieties, including the graceful weeping form that graces so many Victorian rectory gardens.

And many wood-paneled pubs have become wine bars.

Forest – like many wood-words – is complicatedly tangled up in political histories of access and landownership.

It turns out there are only so many wood chipping paths you can make.

Many wood borer adults must chew through solid wood to emerge, although the larva usually chews close to the surface of the tree, under the bark, before pupating.

Mika Gallery will show a large and splendid 17th-century Edo period Buddhist mandala, a result of many, many wood blocks.