Sentence examples for somewhat overgrown from inspiring English sources

Its 19 acres are now somewhat overgrown and home to stray roosters.

The pictures, taken with a toy camera and displayed as a linked strip, seem to be of a somewhat overgrown rural farm.

A palace spokeswoman said the well had become "somewhat overgrown and at risk of becoming damaged".

Thereafter, it may be somewhat overgrown and a bit hard to follow.

As for the red-and-white checkerboard – it still exists, somewhat faded and overgrown, in a Hong Kong park.

At the time of acquisition it was overgrown and somewhat neglected, its most prominent features being two sheds formerly used to house elephants.

It is clear that at least those areas with somewhat thicker soils will become overgrown by shrubs if grazing stops.

Perhaps it is fitting, then, that many of the ruins along the trail are somewhat abandoned – trampled by goats, generations of overgrown bracken and now hikers.

Dirty Dancing draws our business," Stevers recently told a reporter from the Associated Press, who noted (somewhat sniffily) that the hotel's lawn was overgrown and paint was peeling in some of the rooms.

(Genzlinger) 'Ted' (R, 1 46) Seth MacFarlane, creator of "The Family Guy," takes his provocative humor and his New England-accented voiceover skills to the big screen in this profane, sometimes funny comedy about a talking stuffed animal, the overgrown boy who loves him (Mark Wahlberg), and, somewhat tangentially, the boy's girlfriend (Mila Kunis) who wishes he would just grow up.

(Neil Genzlinger Teded' (R, 1 46) Seth MacFarlane, creator of "The Family Guy," takes his provocative humor and his New England-accented voiceover skills to the big screen in this profane, sometimes funny comedy about a talking stuffed animal, the overgrown boy who loves him (Mark Wahlberg), and, somewhat tangentially, the boy's girlfriend (Mila Kunis) who wishes he would just grow up.