Sentence examples for on an Overgrown from inspiring English sources

An extract from Janáček's On an Overgrown Path was his first encore.

In 1901 the first part of his piano cycle On an Overgrown Path was published, and gradually became one of his most frequently performed works.

I'll make no great formal claims for Sisters (Universal, 15), a kicky, women-behaving-badly vehicle for the irrepressible Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, but it's snortingly funny throughout, which is surely Priority Number One in a film that hinges narratively on an overgrown house party, before more or less becoming one itself.

InFlux is Impromptu Games' first big title, and it's a good one; it's set in a series of puzzle test chambers on an overgrown, wild island that you must navigate.

(Via On an Overgrown Path).

In contrast to Debussy's exotic postcards, the miniatures of Janacek's "On an Overgrown Path" are more like diary entries.

They lived on the edge of an overgrown ornamental estate garden which became Mabey's playground.

As I pot on seedlings, carefully lifting them by their new bright leaves so as not to damage their delicate stems, or saw strenuously on the branches of an overgrown privet hedge, I disappear into the act of gardening.

The following morning, buoyed by traditional Malay breakfast favourites of nasi lemak (rice, crisp anchovies and eggs) and roti canai (an Indian paratha bread), we took a short stroll from the colonial splendour of the Eastern & Oriental Hotel to an overgrown graveyard on Jalan Sultan Ahmed Shah.

Remains of the first body, that of a woman, were discovered on Saturday in an overgrown knot of sea grass and pitch scrub near Ocean Parkway, where the Atlantic Ocean pounds the island's barrier beaches.

On a speaker rests an overgrown sheepskin papakhi, cousin to the astrakhan hat, with wild woolly dreadlocks.