underbrush造句

He burst his way through the underbrush.

a small growth of trees without underbrush.

Speckled quails rustled in the underbrush .

They tried to clear a path through the underbrush

Thick underbrush or woodland affording cover for game.

Shrubs and small trees growing beneath taller trees; underbrush.

The duiker lives in thick underbrush in African forests.

sparsely covered with stunted trees or vegetation and underbrush.

Vegetation, such as underbrush, serving as protective concealment for wild animals.

A flashlight beam probed the underbrush only yards away from their hiding place.

A dense growth of trees, plants, and underbrush covering a large area.

a house built of hewn logs; rough-hewn stone; a path hewn through the underbrush.

Thick underbrush was growing there, sheltering thousands of insects and lizards.

Though your shambling rotomatic corpse will be slightly better at stumbling through underbrush than your zombie colleagues.

A sweet mushroomy smell, gnomes stationed in the underbrush, the sound of a mandolin far up on the hill.

The spanish oaks were hung with patches of wine red, the sumach was brilliant in the darkening underbrush.

Cutting through the underbrush of the dense jungle of our world, Jesus is our trail-guide who makes a new way for us to live.

Suddenly, there's a crashing in the underbrush, and a dozen wisent—Bison bonasus, European bison—burst from where they've been browsing on young shoots.

When she grew too weak to roam the hills and hollows, Jenny trundled toward a shady valley, found some soft, beaten-down underbrush, and lay down.

The most effective pattern for soil conservation was the artificial forest with underbrush treatment, and the best water conservation pattern was the treatment of planting tea bush on contour terrace.

He desperately clawed his way through the underbrush in a random direction that he hoped was the right one, but he only had twenty seconds and things weren't looking good for him.

It happened on a path that climbed steeply up the mountain, crossed the road, passed a spring, and then wound under old, tall, dark trees and out into light underbrush.