Sentence examples for tangle of bushes from inspiring English sources

A tangle of bushes growing up an outside wall seems ready to swallow the place.

"Here," she said, gesturing to a bunch of ripe blackberries bursting on a tangle of bushes, which we started to pick.

"For them, it is really a labor of love," Ms. Vermeer said during a recent visit to Santa Cruz Island, watching Mr. Rusack climb through the tangle of bushes to show off the willow tree grapevine.

The orderly village of Agulodiek in Ethiopia's western Gambella region stands in stark contrast to Elay, a settlement 5km west of Gambella town, where collapsed straw huts strewn with cracked clay pots lie among a tangle of bushes.

Wild Vegetation, 1889, can only be "oriented" as a landscape by a glimpse of hills behind the tangle of bushes, but it is hardly descriptive at all: what the drawing is about is less the character of leaves, vines and blossoms than the primordial character of making marks.

Sure enough, there's a dead cow in a tangle of thorn bushes, a single devastating tooth mark on its neck.

After four days of hiking, Sean and I set up lawn chairs near a tangle of rose bushes a few yards from a pool at a Best Western off Highway 395.

Packing sheds have collapsed and the fluffy seeds of old man's beard festoon tops of trees growing from the tangle of hazel bushes, evergreen pittosporum, privet and laurel.

Unlike an old-fashioned town, which spreads out organically, Clackamas County's settled areas look as if they had emerged abruptly, hacked out of the tangle of blackberry bushes and firs.

You turned off a quiet narrow lane onto an indistinct track that crossed a field, and stopped at the edge of an ancient pollarded wood, and there, half hidden by a tangle of hawthorn bushes, was a small white picket gate.

To a foreigner, the curling, coiling tangle of the bush seems strange indeed: the medicinal aroma of the eucalypts, their slender slips of leaves; dropped branches littering the ground, fallen clean away like lizards' tails; dark-eyed possums creeping in the dark.