Sentence examples for silent forest from inspiring English sources

From the depths of a silent forest beckons a wintry tale of wartime pluck.

Almost instantly we were surrounded by silent forest, the only sound the hum of wood on firmly packed snow.

Than, as the sky paled, I followed the Navajo Trail into a silent forest of hoodoos, blissfully alone.

ON THE southern rim of Moscow, where the din of traffic gives way to a silent forest, three steeples shimmer over the trees.

Call me a traditionalist but any good Christmas comfort read must really feature snow as well, and Brendon Chase closes with the boys confronted by the beauty and hardship of a cold, silent forest.

In an e-mail exchange this morning, I asked Mike (who's also an important cog in the invaluable Earth Journalism Network) what his take-home lesson was on the Malaysian situation, noting that the same phenomenon, which some call "silent forest" syndrome, has ravaged parts of Africa where the bushmeat trade has swept through well before the trees are felled.

Silent forests are laced with forgotten paths; ancient rock art and abandoned monasteries descend to a coastline of secluded bays; towering chalk-white limestone cliffs plunge into the Adriatic.

Living and traveling together for 44 days — moving as a caravan through busy towns and silent forests, sleeping on roadsides and mountainsides, crossing rivers and alpine passes, sharing the joys and tribulations of the trail — we became close.

In the Hoge Veluwe national park (which has more than 40km of dedicated bike roads) I cycled through silent forests, got lost on bike roads for what felt like hours without seeing another soul, and encountered a sounder* of wild boar.

We soon entered rural Portugal, passing through silent forests where blue herons preened on the riverbanks, then on to those geometrical vineyards of the upper Douro.

"Hunting is the silent killer of forests," Davies says.