Sentence examples for quiet wood from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, riding in a quiet wood, she will have a moment when she thinks: "It must have been just like this.

"For example, a wooden fence is likely to have thicker structures than a metal fence and when the area is very quiet, wood tends to reflect a warmer, duller sound than metal".

Nevertheless, this quiet, wood-dressed cocktail bar offers many smaller pleasures.

The Deals and their band, the Breeders, have set up camp in a quiet, wood-panelled pub in south London for a day of interviews.

After all that hard work, it was time for another sit down, and Staminee de Garre, a quiet, wood-beamed tavern, is a bar designed for serious sitting down.

Open since 1983, the street's oldest restaurant offers a tasty stuffed pigeon (320 baht, or about $9.70 at 33 baht to the dollar) and succulent lamb tikka (170 baht) in quiet wood-paneled and mirrored surroundings.

The typical city pub today is not a quiet, wood-paneled retreat in which witticisms are exchanged over a leisurely pint of Guinness, but instead an open space capable of accommodating hundreds of drinkers who must shout if they want to be heard over the piped rock music.

Other roads turn deep into quiet woods.

The quiet woods border a site of special scientific interest where owls and peregrine falcons can be spotted.

The haze on my recent visit, a weekend of gray skies and soft snow, only perpetuated a nostalgia in a place of quiet woods and winter streams.

There was a flicker of movement at a window, and Bridget turned in a full circle, taking in the dense and quiet woods, the pine branches dripping, the surprisingly rapidly drifting clouds.