Sentence examples for unfamiliar forest from inspiring English sources

Because edible and poisonous mushrooms can resemble each other so closely, only a madman would go looking for mushrooms on his own in an unfamiliar forest.

Which is very well how you might appear and sound too, if you had been trudging for days through unfamiliar forest, hungry and lost, after participating in a battle that you don't know whether you've won or lost.

Only seconds before he goes on stage, Csanad Szegedi paces the school corridor like a bear in an unfamiliar forest.

If there was no music playing, he was happy just to catch sight of some strange or handsome face looking out the window at the region's unfamiliar forests.

The site also offers pre-plotted hikes, which are available free of charge, for those unfamiliar with the forest's trail system.

Souman and his colleagues also tracked volunteers as they walked without blindfolds in two unfamiliar environments: a forest in Germany, and, thanks to a junket arranged by Kopfball, in the Sahara desert in Tunisia.

They enjoyed mounted hunts over unfamiliar ground, through forests, and even at night or in inclement weather.

Rather than falling straight down however, the wingless tropical ant glides backwards as it falls, steering itself in a directed descent that lands it on the trunk of the tree; from which it fell saving these insects from reaching the hostile and unfamiliar terrain of the forest floor.

Minute, vulnerable figures surrounded by towering cliffs, a pounding sea and a dense forest of exotically unfamiliar trees and plants, the pair make a tent from a hoop petticoat and settle down beside the cherished piano, the very epitome of intrepid middle-class Victorians.

He equipped volunteers with G.P.S. tracking devices and instructed them to walk in a straight line across unfamiliar terrain, both in the forests of Germany and the deserts of Tunisia.

At first glance, it appears that hospice patients are embedded in a forest of familiar and unfamiliar experiences with precise and satisfying verbal expressions therefore inherently remaining somewhat elusive.