Sentence examples for untouched stands from inspiring English sources

He first surveyed relatively untouched stands of Brazil nut trees in the remotest parts of the Amazon.

Searchlight, 60 miles south of Las Vegas, rising on hillsides along U.S. 95 after 35 vast miles of untouched desert, stands as a rather extreme example of the economic problems that have darkened this state and become Mr. Reid's political bane.

Now the money has gone and the light stands untouched, encased in quills of scaffolding.

Bureau of Land Management fire manager Jeff Tunnell surveyed the mosaic of black stubble against untouched silvery green stands of manzanita and chamise, oak and pine.

Though the cupcake business was brisk, the cakes stood untouched.

A batch of Wes's blueberry muffins stood untouched on a plate.

The speed limit stood untouched at 25, forcing me to observe it all, what had been destroyed, what had been rebuilt.

And Ellington was the swellest of all: unfailingly soigné, magisterially presiding over the urban jungle, he stood untouched and never lost his smile.

Some houses have been fixed, others were just gutted to prevent decay, and still others stand untouched, abandoned and full of the muck of a month underwater.

To the right was the temple of Athena Nike (Giver of Victory), 27 feet long and 18 1/2 feet wide, which stood untouched until the Turks demolished it in 1686 to use the stones as defenses against the Venetians.

Food is served in the Station Buffet, a room the owners discovered in 2008: they slid the key in a door and found a room they believe had stood untouched since the last train departed 50 years earlier.