Sentence examples similar to swampy by from inspiring English sources

Woodsy corridors went on for miles, broken up by swampy waterways flanked by immense willows, or by farmhouses, cornfields, barns, silos and grazing cows that gave me postcard glimpses of dairy land.

The valley was densely populated by Maori originally and was swampy until drained by Europeans in the 19th century.

The sense of an operatic mad-scene is reinforced in Mary Papadima's swampy production by Ben Ingles's doctor affecting a Louisianan lilt so soft and musical he appears to be singing the part.

Vegetative reproduction occurs mainly in swampy sites by layering [ 33].

The advent of the road protest movement - personified by Swampy at the Newbury bypass protests of the 1990s - showed that attitudes had changed.

The beguiling character of the Old Quarter is partly a product of Hanoi's swampy terrain, pockmarked by lakes fed by the soupy Red River.

A raised coral atoll, it has a volcanic interior, rising to Rangimotia (554 feet [169 metres]), which is encircled first by a swampy region and then by coral limestone cliffs 200 300 feet (60 90 metres) high.

Tampico is almost surrounded by swampy lands and lagoons.

The lake is quite shallow except toward the south, and it is surrounded by swampy lowlands.

This paper explores the confusing terminology used in the description of a landform characterised by swampy, alluvial valley floors, generally known in Australia as 'swampy meadows'.

The Meratus range slopes to the east to merge into the flat coastal lowlands and to the west into the swampy basin formed by the Negara River.