Sentence examples for small swamp from inspiring English sources

They include an animal's tail in Zoe Leonard's photograph "Dead Beaver in Water" (1997-1998), reedy trees in Maud Gatewood's painting "Above a Small Swamp" (1992) and tall palms, with an ominous cooling tower on the horizon, in John Pfahl's photograph "Crystal River Nuclear Plant Morningg)" (1982).

Lucky for him, after hours of weaving in and out of small swamp canals he could see figures in the distance.

In this manner I kept tally as through the child's scalp I made my way, such saliva with his cold blush color making small swamp glow in the small room's neon light.

A sound like thunder interrupts the bird calls, causing some of the birds sitting on a small swamp island to fly away, and we cut to...the view from the cockpit of a space shuttle coming in for landing, with the Florida coast visible, lit up in the same sunrise.

Mark Louque's journey toward being a crucial promoter and DJs in New Orleans' DIY scene started in what he describes to me over the phone as "a small swamp village where they grow sugar cane," on the outskirts of the city.

The occurrence of all six species was affected positively by increased swamp size, but birds were more likely to occur in small swamps at high altitude.

The last part of the journey is over low hills, with small swamps between them, the country to the east consisting of narrow plains with high ground covered with large forest beyond them.

This layer also produces dinosaur tracks and plant fossils (Ptilphylum sp., Cladophlebis sp., Ruffordia sp ., presenting sediments thought to have been deposited in small swamps and/or marginal lakes associated with floodplains between channels.

The reclamation of small swamps within a farm or group of farms is usually carried out by the farmer or farmers concerned.

The biomass fluctuations of Chaetomorpha sp. were surveyed every 2 weeks from September 2011 to January 2013 in a small salt swamp, which is survey designation number 20 in Table 1.

Peripheral populations who adopted cultivation of a rice plant that had already been domesticated in the Yangzi Basin could thus have been stimulated by domino impacts to search for new land to the south, utilizing shifting dry land agriculture on sloping ground and occasional small scale swamp cultivation along the rivers and drowned shorelines of southern China and Southeast Asia.