Sentence examples for some stands of from inspiring English sources

We reached some stands of mangroves at the southern end of the bay, ideal snook habitat.

Occasionally, they do build dams that flood a road or a cellar they also cut down some stands of trees grown from planted seedlings.

There is talk of "genetic bottlenecking" -- waiting for the disease to run its course through some stands of whitebark pine in the southern part of the ecosystem, and then taking pollen from those that survive and using it to pollinate unaffected trees in other places.

Sometimes, speeding my station wagon to a next appointment, with the car phone biting into my neck, I'll chance past some stand of woods.

Some were in the cages, and some stood on top of the edge of the cages.

Accordingly, some remnant stands of natural forests are mainly confined to religious sites, along rivers and streams, and on peaks of hills where crop cultivation is difficult in the highlands of Ethiopia (Warra et al. 2013).

So far none of the FARC leaders has been convicted of such crimes, though some stand accused of them.

Some stand accused of ordering such crimes, others of personally committing brutal atrocities.

Dr Kampe and Dr Lefsky will fly NEON's aeroplane over both the burned area and some adjacent unburned stands of forest.

A large portion of Hong Kong's present-day forest cover owes its origin to afforestation programs undertaken since World War II, which have restored some of the stands of pine, eucalyptus, banyan, casuarina, and palm trees.

The land includes some of the last stands of Scotland's ancient Caledonian Forest.