undergrowth sentence examples
- We have to employ several people from the local villages to
clear the undergrowth
on a regular basis.
- Undergrowth at the bottom
of a steep embankment.
- It had been blocked up and was well
hidden by undergrowth.
- For 30 minutes no manakins called then the explosive note tore out of the
tangled gully undergrowth.
- Undergrowth on the other side
of the pond.
- Holidays where limbs are in contact with
forest undergrowth
or tall grasses put people at particular risk from these infections.
- Undergrowth in woodland
in the grounds of a jacobean mansion with footpaths enabling full access to the public.
- Undergrowth of the forest
here, being grazed by cattle, is much more open.
- Undergrowth clearance
is only done in autumn and winter to avoid harming nesting birds.
- We work alone, often in remote places, using power tools to
cut back undergrowth.
- The morning was spent crawling through
dense undergrowth
along what was supposed to be a footpath.
- You are told that the vehicle is on its side embedded in dry
woodland undergrowth
at the bottom of a steep embankment.
- Cut back and
remove undergrowth
that is strangling an area of bluebells.
- Despite the
thick undergrowth
the norwegians hung on our tails to the end of the course.
- Most of them had survived burial in the
jungle undergrowth
or under disease-ridden mattresses, where the japanese would be unwilling to search.
- Ventilation was provided by a network of four inch diameter glazed drainage pipes that came to the surface within the
surrounding undergrowth.
- After lunch we head uphill through
heavy undergrowth
until we reach the tallest single tower on this section of the wall.
- Come and
explore the undergrowth, then make a mask or a model of your favorite wild creature.
- In reality this was just daylight shining through the
dark undergrowth.
- Up to 80 pairs nest in rabbit holes or
deep undergrowth
near the harbor.
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