Sentence examples for marshy lands from inspiring English sources

The unrelated hedge hyssop comprises herbs of the genus Gratiola, belonging to the Plantaginaceae family and native to marshy lands throughout Eurasia and North America.

Conventional practice of design of unpaved roads mostly considers the subgrade layer to be purely cohesive such as in soft marshy lands.

Jere Lipps and his colleagues from Dalhousie University visited the delta of the Eel River in northern California near Eureka to take cores of the marshy lands.

London, England Sir Cornelius Vermuyden, (born 1595, Tholen, Neth. died April 1683?, London) British engineer who introduced Dutch land-reclamation methods in England and drained the Fens, the low marshy lands in the east of England.

Sir Cornelius Vermuyden, (born 1595, Tholen, Neth. died April 1683?, London) British engineer who introduced Dutch land-reclamation methods in England and drained the Fens, the low marshy lands in the east of England.

The Port Authority, which operates the region's major seaport on what were once marshy lands in the two cities, is planning for rapid increases in imports as the region's demand for consumer goods grows and manufacturing increasingly shifts to Asia.

It has generally low topographic elevations and extensive tracts of marshy land.

The marshy land may have disappeared, but the tides have not gone anywhere.

The church, built on piles driven into marshy land, has 17th-century copper chandeliers.

In the marshy land and brackish channels caused by encroaching tides, the huge terrestrial animals took to the water.

Perhaps the weight of water and sediment from catastrophic floods along the Nile sank the marshy land.