Sentence examples for thickets of trees from inspiring English sources

Canvas tents dotted the area, erected among thickets of trees covered with snow.

In the Ramble and the North Woods, paths slice through thickets of trees and shrubs with a density approaching a subtropical forest's.

Of the thousands of remaining columns, not many more than 50 stand erect, and amid the ruins are Christian churches, thickets of trees and bushes, and hundreds upon hundreds of free-living cats.

There are thickets of trees on Ms. Scheidegger's horizon, and in the winter a never-ending snowfield that unfolds almost to the alpaca farms that are scattered about the local hills.

Places like the Elephant and Castle in south London, which had been replanned so that tall slab blocks formed squares around dense thickets of trees, had made mistakes about how cities "worked".

But all is not forbidding in those strange quarters where solid ground gives way to mud and thickets of trees loom menacingly over creatures that screech and slither below.

This structurally complex mosaic of open woodland characterized by thickets of tree-sized [taller than six feet] individuals of deciduous broad-leaved taxa has the potential of significantly altering abiotic and biotic conditions within the Low Arctic….

Set almost entirely inside a lushly inviting yard, amid patches of bright green lawn, thickets of tree limbs and splashes of purple, pink and orange flowers, this hypnotic 13-minute film carves a miniature world of wonder from a seemingly quotidian setting, a true secret garden from what to ordinary eyes might look like any other yard.

Booth and Herold hid for days in a thicket of trees near the Zekiah Swamp in Maryland.

The Laws live about 500ft from the Faulkners, but a thicket of trees block their view.

Through a thicket of trees are concrete troughs for sluicing, so mercury will not seep out into the countryside.