Usa "brier" in una frase

1. into a brier patch

2. actually a type of brier patch

3. 24 And there shall be no more a pricking brier to the house of Israel, nor any grieving thorn of all that are round about them,

4. Brier: Any wild thorny-type bush

5. You can see where the old house stood near the village church; they call the field "Castle Hill", Horlick's field where the ground's uneven and half of it is waste, nettle, and brier in hollows too deep for ploughing

6. Those were our roots in the waste hollows of Castle Hill, in the brier and nettle; among the tombs in the old church and the chantry where no clerk sings

7. We cut down a lot of brier bushes, willows, and poplars,—then came the turn of a bird-cherry