Usa "overgrown with" in una frase

1. Wherever it was looked like a fairy-canyon of crystal miles wide, but in the foreground one could see business-like buildings of worked stone with colorful plaza's between them, not as overgrown with jungle as cities in this basin

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2. bridge so overgrown with vegetation that it could barely be

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3. It was so overgrown with dawn-blooms that it took some effort to open it

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4. The chequerboard tile-work path is cracked and overgrown with tufts of new grass, the pale, washed-out petals of long dead hydrangea flowers and the straggling, early season buds of pink Campion

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5. It was now overgrown with vine and had grown two shaftwood turrets ten floors above the original five

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6. The next morning, in a field overgrown with weeds not far

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7. From the old stones were grown many little private balconies thickly overgrown with the vine

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8. It was a low, flat island, overgrown with tangled thickets

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9. A field overgrown with briars and brambles, may frequently produce as great a quantity of vegetables as the best cultivated vineyard or corn field

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10. “The land would get overgrown with brush in the summer if I didn’t have the goats to keep it cleared off

11. They came in on top of a thicket, heavily overgrown with close-set young trees

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12. A narrow gravel path bordered by native plants wound among thirty-five crosses adorned with plastic flowers, images of saints and flaming candles under a trellis overgrown with bougainvillea

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13. "This is the centre of the castle," said Stephen, as they entered through a ruined doorway into what looked like a great yard, whose stone floor was now overgrown with grass and other weeds

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14. Valeria saw the ancient irrigation ditches he indicated, half filled in places, and overgrown with cactus

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15. ” He started walking on the path towards the general direction of the castle, which was overgrown with grass and blackberry bushes that caught on my jacket

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16. A small stone slab, overgrown with creepers, sat just

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17. With his head, he gestured in the direction of a few trees, overgrown with ivy, which grew in a circle, creating a natural green arbor

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18. I remember when I went to Dannevirke and got a school property there, they showed me the garden, and the garden was overgrown with weeds, oxalis actually

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19. Years later, a man from the north told me that somewhere, on a hill overgrown with yews, beneath a small, fruitless rowan, a circle of flowers grew year round

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20. Little more than a hole in a rocky outcropping in the hillside, the entrance was overgrown with brush and maple saplings, making it a perfect hideaway

21. It was overgrown with small trees, blackberry briars, and milkweed

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22. Whatever small front lawns these homes once had were now so overgrown with weeds that they looked like a series of miniature forests separated by short picket fences

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23. He turned off his headlights and pulled into the woods using an old access road that was overgrown with saplings and ferns

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24. weeks or months later when you notice that your live rock starts to become overgrown with

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25. It was only the larger ones that could be seen above the surface, but looking down into the water there were bits and pieces overgrown with green growth swaying in the water; ghosts of a noble past

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26. The midway was overgrown with grass and weeds

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27. We seemed to have pulled into an abandoned homestead overgrown with trees and bushes

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28. e narrow walls of the sinkholes were overgrown with

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29. Ditches are overgrown with grass, and swamps are invisible until you actually find yourself in them

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30. In the gardens are old, abandoned cars and unusable motor-sleds, exposed to the elements and getting overgrown with weeds

31. A fine, sumptuous country cottage in the English taste overgrown with fragrant flowers, with flower beds going round the house; the porch, wreathed in climbers, was surrounded with beds of roses

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32. Behind the furthest end of the brewery, was a rank garden with an old wall; not so high but that I could struggle up and hold on long enough to look over it, and see that the rank garden was the garden of the house, and that it was overgrown with tangled weeds, but that there was a track upon the green and yellow paths, as if some one sometimes walked there, and that Estella was walking away from me even then

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33. Inside the park wait the ruins of a fort overgrown with weeds

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34. They found themselves in open farmland -- indeed, they could both smell and hear the farm, not far away on the evening side -- and the going was easy: smooth, wide pasture fields, sloping gently downhill and divided not by hedges but by broad, low banks, each as wide as a lane and overgrown with elder, dogwood and spindle

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35. He sent the men to mow some clover for hay, picking out the worst patches where the clover was overgrown with grass and weeds and of no use for seed; again and again they mowed the best acres of clover, justifying themselves by the pretense that the bailiff had told them to, and trying to pacify him with the assurance that it would be splendid hay; but he knew that it was owing to those acres being so much easier to mow

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36. Lands gone out of cultivation, overgrown with weeds, or divided among the peasants, and where millions of bushels were raised you get a hundred thousand; the wealth of the country has decreased

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37. The opening of their mine has been called Blue John Gap, a clean-cut arch in the rock, the mouth all overgrown with bushes

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38. Pine Bloom looked straggly and overgrown with weeds, seedling pines were beginning to show in the fields and the house was sagging and untidy

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39. He could just make out a lean-to with a corrugated tin roof, camouflaged by weeds and overgrown with kudzu

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40. I could imagine the walls empty of pictures, white sheets covering the furniture, our modest lawn overgrown with foot-high grass and weeds

41. Nobody but kids used the little alleyway, which was overgrown with high weeds and littered with soda cans

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42. We continued along a long, winding stretch of Cliff Walk overgrown with blackberry bushes and flanked by historic Newport mansions and their high fences

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43. At midday they put the hounds into a ravine thickly overgrown with young trees

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44. The French were making a stand there behind a wattle fence in a garden thickly overgrown with bushes and were firing at the Cossacks who crowded at the gateway

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45. But the little valley down which it came was much steeper and rockier than the one he had just left and much overgrown with bushes, so that he could not have managed it at all in the dark

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46. While the court was entirely overgrown with the yellow, moss-like vegetation which blankets practically the entire surface of Mars, yet numerous fountains, statuary, benches, and pergola-like contraptions bore witness to the beauty which the court must have presented in bygone times, when graced by the fair-haired, laughing people whom stern and unalterable cosmic laws had driven not only from their homes, but from all except the vague legends of their descendants

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47. She always went by way of the swamp; it was a lovely place—a boggy soil, green with the greenest of mossy hillocks; a silvery brook meandered through it and spruces stood erectly, their boughs a-trail with gray-green mosses, their roots overgrown with all sorts of woodland lovelinesses

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48. Of old Hungarian overgrown with mould;

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49. And his grave in the churchyard is overgrown with grass, the stones upon it crumble away, and all men, and even his children's children, forget him ; afterwards they forget even his name, for only a few are kept in the memory of men—and so be it! You may forget me, dear ones, but I love you from the tomb

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50. “Fool! did you ever tempt those holy men who ate locusts and prayed seventeen years in the wilderness till they were overgrown with moss?”

51. At that end the pond was overgrown with weeds by the banks

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52. The little mound beneath which she sleeps is overgrown with nettles and burdock, and surrounded by a black railing, but I never forget, when leaving the mausoleum, to approach that railing, and to salute the plot of earth within by bowing reverently to the ground

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53. About it there was a clearing, and this was all overgrown with poplar shoots

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54. With the pleasant sense of the firmness he had shown in the face of the steward’s arguments, and his readiness to make a sacrifice, Nekhludoff left the office, thinking over the business before him, and strolled round the house, through the neglected flower-garden—this year the flowers were planted in front of the steward’s house—over the tennis ground, now overgrown with dandelions, and along the lime-tree walk, where he used to smoke his cigar, and where he had flirted with the pretty Kirimova, his mother’s visitor

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55. He could see from the window the old tennis ground, overgrown with dandelions, on which the peasants were beginning to assemble

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56. When Nekhludoff came out of the gate he met the girl with the long earrings on the well-trodden path that lay across the pasture ground, overgrown with dock and plantain leaves

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57. But here was a ditch overgrown with nettles, whose presence was unknown to Nekhludoff

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58. The elm and plane-tree forest on both sides of them was so dense and overgrown with creepers that it was impossible to see anything through it

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59. Every little glade was overgrown with blackberry bushes and grey feathery reeds

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60. The vineyards thickly overgrown with twining verdure lay in cool, deep shade

61. With a joyful consciousness of his firmness, in spite of the arguments of the manager, and his readiness to make sacrifices for the peasants, Nekhludoff left the office, and, reflecting on the coming arrangement, he strolled around the house, through the flower-garden, which lay opposite the manager's house, and was neglected this year; over the lawn-tennis ground, overgrown with chicory, and through the alleys lined with lindens, where it had been his wont to smoke his cigar, and where, three years before, the pretty visitor, Kirimova, flirted with him

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62. If they do not cultivate good plants on it, weeding it, cleaning everything around them,—it will become overgrown with horrible ugliness and will become terrible

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63. Its seaboard is generally flat and overgrown with mangroves to a depth of several miles, but the interior is an extremely mountainous region, containing elevations of over eight thousand feet

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64. About midway the terrace, and conspicuous from its size and height, rises a mound of earth shaped into the semblance of an urn or vase, crusted thickly with bits of rock, moss, and pebbles, and overgrown with a tangle of tiny vines

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