The Mayans first cleared lands here that are now dense forest.
Many Cotswold sites where the large blue flew in the 1930s are now dense woodland, which is useless for the butterfly.
But coasts that were sparsely populated then are now dense with people, high-rise apartment buildings and summer homes, said Stanley B. Goldenberg, the lead author of the study and a meteorologist at the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's hurricane research center in Miami.
"Why are you picking up those bullet shells?" "Notify the press!" "Stop picking up those bullet shells!" "You know what you did, you dog!" "We need an ambulance!" The shooting in the video was now heavy and loud, a dense, methodical barrage of gunfire, each shot like a bomb blast.
Ponderosa pine forests are now dangerously dense.
The plot is now so dense that there's scarcely room to talk about the wider production.
THE LOCATION Tucked away on a quiet Tokyo side street, the hotel is in Akasaka, which was once a popular entertainment district but is now a dense area of offices with simple restaurants and convenient ramen shops.
Like countless other American subdivisions and exurbs that sprang from sod farms and potato fields, Millcreek is now a dense quilt of big front yards, gated communities, McMansions and Brady Bunch-era homes, Chinese buffets and strip-mall nail studios.
Orbital debris in low Earth orbit (LEO) are now sufficiently dense that the use of LEO space is threatened by runaway collision cascading.
Instead of Martha's appalling matter-of-factness about her home life... there is now a dense modern fog of sentimentality and bad faith.
