swamps造句

The metaphorical puddle goes on; it swamps us.

The wild is more than just an expanse of tangled forests, stagnant swamps and windswept plains.

Buruli ulcer frequently occurs near water bodies - slow flowing rivers, ponds, swamps and lakes; cases have also occurred following flooding.

large 3-needled pine of sandy swamps of southeastern United States; needles longer than those of the northern pitch pine.

He hid himself among the mangrove swamps close to the Kenyan border, assisting in the training of new recruits.

Between Meereen and Volantis lay five hundred leagues of deserts, mountains, swamps, and ruins, plus Mantarys with its sinister repute.

Particularly poignant was a scream overheard when he was canoeing through the "putrid exhalations" of mangrove swamps in the Brazilian interior.

These activities shift capital into projects that have little or no long-term value, such as speculative real-estate developments in the swamps of Florida.

Such acidic swamps was once thought to harbor few animals, but recent research has revealed that they are highly diverse and home to many unique species.

"Hunger attacketh me, " said Zarathustra, "like a robber. Among forests and swamps my hunger attacketh me, and late in the night.

The Niger Delta is the third largest wetland in the world and the oil spill has caused great damage to mangrove swamps and wildlife.

Patrolling the mouth of the Yangzi in 1997, where swamps had been turned into urban sprawl or rice fields, he counted only 120 Chinese alligators still in the wild.