Usa "thicket" in una frase

1. But here he was almost two miles north of the Kassikan, in city no denser than the center of San Luis had been in his day, even if it looked more like a thicket in the deep jungle

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2. He was in the center of a thicket, his legs drawn up, his back against the clump of thick reeds that was one of the trunks of this clump

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3. The thicket started to quiver as he

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4. The machinery itself was concealed behind a thicket

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5. carefully through the thicket of stunted trees and gorse bushes that

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6. He could look behind him into the open forest, and turn the other way to look over the thicket and out across the fields

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7. On his way home, as he was riding through a green thicket, a hazel twig brushed against him and knocked off his hat

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8. She stopped and hid behind a thicket and listened – not

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9. passed through a thicket and could see the outer edge of

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10. “ELF!!!” his piteous cries hardly even echoed through the deep thicket of undergrowth in the near forest

11. I looked toward the blooming lilies, the thicket roses, and marigolds

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12. The men had long scrambled through torrent and thicket under a galling fire; the sight of comrades falling acted as an incentive, and, like a series of waves, the companies surged forward, the platoons irregular, commands mixed

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13. After the flag waved over San Juan, and reaction from the excitement enabled us to realise the sad realities of victory, there seemed little glory for the silent forms that lay on the field where they had fallen; or the hundreds of wounded who were helpless in the thicket, or crawled to the rear, with blood spurting from their wounds, to the dressing-station improvised in the creek bed

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14. Travelling by moonlight and taking temporary shelter beneath a bush or thicket of ferns during the sun-cycle, Soffen made good progress

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15. Two rough-looking boars stepped out from behind a thicket and confronted her, their gaze roaming her body with barely suppressed lust

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16. Taking his direction from the stars, Darkburst limped through the remainder of the moon and half of the next sun without stopping, and when he finally collapsed beneath a thicket, unable to stagger one more step, he felt as though he was about to die

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17. Vernon quickly came out of a thicket, mounted his horse and

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

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19. thorny vines led into the thicket

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20. They followed the narrow path through riverside thicket until, after about two hundred meters, Jorge stiffened, pulled off his baseball cap and slowed his pace to a relaxed stroll

21. At the thought of a bear, and the possibility that a roaming carnivore might have a human being in its clutches, he bent slightly at the waist and cautiously entered the thicket

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22. White Fox quickly quartered the scrubby thicket, and soon enough the forest grew taller and opened up considerably

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23. the cliff, where a small thicket of densely packed trees stood not far off

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24. It knew that I didn’t have a doe tag, so it wiggled its butt out of the thicket

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25. Stopping briefly at the thicket

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26. 7 The lion is come up from his thicket, and the destroyer of the Gentiles is on his way; he is gone out from his place to

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27. I camped for the night in small thicket near the southern edge of the woods

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28. themselves free of the thorny thicket that Gloria had planted to

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29. 70 And Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw, and note, a ram was caught in a thicket by his horns; that was the ram which the Lord God had created on the Earth in the day that he made Earth and Heaven

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30. 72 And this ram was advancing to Abraham when Satan caught hold of him and entangled his horns in the thicket, that he might not advance to Abraham, in order that Abraham might kill his son

31. 41 And he read it and stretched out his hand and he plucked it like a forest tree from the thicket, and the stick was in his hand

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32. 13 And Abraham lifted up his eyes, and looked, and note behind him a ram caught in a thicket by his horns: and Abraham went and took the ram, and offered him up for a burnt offering in the stead of his son

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33. caught in a thicket by his horns: and Abraham went and took the ram, and

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34. 70 And Abraham lifted up his eyes and saw and note a ram was caught in a thicket by his horns; that was the ram which the Lord God had created on the Earth in the day that he made Earth and Heaven

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35. 72 And this ram was advancing to Abraham when Satan caught hold of him and entangled his horns in the thicket that he might not advance to Abraham in order that Abraham might kill his son

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36. 41 And he read it and stretched out his hand and he plucked it like a forest tree from the thicket and the stick was in his hand

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37. They stopped in the thicket where the Nungs with the Prick 25 had four joss sticks glowing

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38. The VC started firing immediately as the Wolf dropped his stiletto and dove into the closest thicket trying frantically to unsling his carbine

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39. “I was watching from a thicket when the outlaw was about to shoot

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40. A sickening snap echoed about the hillside as an enormous red fist flew downwards from a thicket behind them, crushing the back of the pony Titus had ridden

41. As they veered off the path to the left and traversed their way through a thicket a structure suddenly appeared through the whiteness

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42. Already on the verge of giving up, I spotted a sofa with lots of clothes over; I walked down and took all the clothes to the ground; and there it was, under the thicket of sweaters and coats, the gray bag that looked like a tiny speck in a haystack

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43. Taliesin heard the movements of humanoid troops beyond the thicket

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44. Jai gazed at the snarled thicket

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45. Then Abraham raised his eyes and looked, and behold, behind him a ram caught in the thicket by his horns; and Abraham went and took the ram and offered him up for a burnt offering in the place of his son

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46. balloon as it was full of thorny thicket

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47. Without comment, he indicated with a gesture that they should continue their explorations, and rising, she followed him out of the trees and into a glade, the farther end of which was bounded by a dense thicket

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48. As they stepped into the open there was a ripping crash in this thicket, and Conan, bounding aside and carrying the girl with him, narrowly saved them from something that rushed through the air and struck a tree-trunk with a thunderous impact

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49. It came from yonder thicket

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50. She hesitantly followed him into the thicket

51. Yet from this mysterious thicket had hurtled that boulder, swift and deadly

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52. Once out of the thicket, he took her hand and led her swiftly through the thinning trees, until they mounted a grassy slope, sparsely treed, and emerged upon a low plateau, where the grass grew taller and the trees were few and scattered

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53. 'Yes; I suspected what it was when we stood in the thicket and I saw the boughs bending over our heads

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54. Below us an ethereal glow lit the slopes and out of the thicket appeared the creature that cultures had dreamed of as a symbol of purity and goodness

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55. His radio crackled just as we entered a dense thicket at the bottom of the ravine, filled with cedar trees and stuff that looked like gorse

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56. Conan shook his head and drew his companion into a dense thicket

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57. "The horses should be beyond that thicket, over there," whispered Conan, and his voice might have been a breeze moving through the branches

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58. From beyond the thicket came the noisy crunching of bones and the loud rending of flesh, together with the grinding, slobbering sounds of a horrible feast

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59. "Hiding in a thicket of lotus trees, near the ancient avenue that leads from the south wall of the cliffs to the palace," she answered

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60. Suddenly tenser than a tiger who stalks his prey, Conan glided deeper into the thicket, and a moment later drew aside a leafy branch and glared at the face that had not moved

61. A horse is hidden for you in a thicket beside the road that runs westward, a few hundred paces to the south of the fountain of Thrallos

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62. 'A horse whinnied to mine from the thicket

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63. He could see the gleaming wedge of steel drawn up at the head of the terraces, the burganets of the archers glinting among the rocks and bushes, the silent knights motionless on their steeds, their pennons flowing above their helmets, their lances rising in a bristling thicket

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64. From a thicket on the edge of the crest came a somber old woman in peasant garb, her hair flowing over her shoulders, a great gray wolf following at her heels

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65. thicket by his horns: and

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66. Prince Kitan rode out in chase of the biggest buck when he almost fell into the thicket outside the castle of the supposed Princess of his father’s story

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67. Throughout centuries, the Princes of all the neighboring lands had their try of passing through the thicket but none could

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68. Ahead was a thicket which led to a forest

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69. She looked into the great blue beyond as a few white-tailed deer jaunted from the thicket

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70. Though it was obviously placed there to betray her location, it was a horrible reminder and clue under these circumstances, especially the way in which it was attached to the thicket as though it had been torn from her body as she fled some unknown force

71. Drawing his horse to a sudden but complete stop approximately four feet from the thicket, Feltus grabbed the reins of the novice Terence’s horse as he took a step forward as if to pass the group and quickly retrieve the object

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72. After turning the debris over in his free hand several times as if to judge the suitability of it for the task, he abruptly tossed the refuse forwards towards the thicket

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73. It was obvious that he was oblivious to the others as he dismounted his steed and took a step forward to stare blankly at the thicket and the quicksand that devoured all things living and nonliving without so much as a trace of their existence

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74. As she was making her way to the shelter, she perhaps cut herself in the thicket and decided to use her scarf as a bandage, after which she fell into the quicksand and drowned with only the scarf surviving and leaving any indication of her existence by attaching itself to the brush as she was 169

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75. The thicket on which the scarf had been found offered no further assistance, nor did the immediate area, as any tracks would have been destroyed by the powerful storm last night

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76. Harold could clearly be seen standing by the thicket marking the pit of quicksand into which Faye had vanished

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77. a thicket of bushes and pine trees, behind, and, to the east of, what appeared to be, a firing range

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78. A tank that ventured off the road and attempted to smash through the thicket was particularly vulnerable

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79. saw that behind him was a ram caught in the thicket

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80. It’s buried in a thicket of overgrown Manzanita

81. tangle of thicket, the large Oak, and Bernard and the twin who had

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82. “Get rid of the stuff, man!” I yelled at him as we darted out of the thicket and panted up a hill

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83. Chuck joined my side and we both aimed our guns into the thicket

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84. Down in the thicket, it’s hard to spot my food

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85. They stuck out of the rock face and he crashed through them before coming to rest in a thicket of lantana

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86. He crashed through the nearby thicket as Dewey had done, and when he was out of sight, Hal listened as his friend demolished anything that stood in his path

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87. They rounded a tall thicket and came suddenly upon a strange sight

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88. What will happen when the buffalo are all slaughtered? The wild horses tamed? What will happen when the secret corners of the forest are heavy with the scent of many men and the view of the ripe hills is blotted by talking wires? Where will the thicket be? Gone! Where will the

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89. Scoring a knife, she propelled herself forward into the thicket of battle, engaging in hand to hand-to-hand combat with the remaining mermaids

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90. “This way!” Brock took her hand and pulled her to the side behind a large boulder and through a thicket

91. One spring evening he helped me retrieve a special scarf that had gotten tangled in the hedgerow thicket

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92. I released a long, settling breath and moved the thicket out of the way; still, the deeper we moved into the woods, the denser the thicket became

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93. But Ingeborg one afternoon, walking longer than usual, facing the hot sun and the flies and sand of the road beyond the village to see where it led to instead of, as she generally did, exploring footpaths in the forest, came after much heat and exertion to a thicket of trees that were not firs or pines but green cool things, oaks, and acacias and silver birches, and going through them along a grass-grown road fanning herself with her hat as she walked in the pleasant shade, found herself stopped by a white gate, a notice telling her she was not to advance further, and a garden

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