Use "rain forest" in a sentence
rain forest example sentences
rain forest
1. He and five men landed on the planet to have a look around; it was a lush green world, similar to Earth’s rain forests
2. a destination in the rain forest – nestled in
3. He had trekked south through the state forest that backed onto the land, and, to the east, was a small remnant of rain forest
4. A small proportion of the rain forest had been cleared to provide farms that looked to be on average fifty or sixty hectares each
5. First light filtered through the rain forest trees and a pure mountain stream flowed past their van
6. Entering the township, Ingrid seemed to be driving around in circles looking for the Rain Forest Holiday Park
7. Bloggers highlighting habitat ruination affecting the survival of orang-utan populations in Borneo and Sumatra, state that millions of acres of rain forest habitat are cut down each year to make way for palm oil plantations
8. They live mainly in the rain forests and plains of India, southern China, and Southeast Asia, and their colouring can vary greatly from region to region
9. Satellites could sample the atmosphere over oceans and difficult-to-access land sites, such as rain forests and mountains
10. innocently and methodically entered a rain forest and emerged with more than they
11. Similarly, travelers have within reach many other possibilities: golf, tennis in the seventeen public courts in the capital’s “Parque Central”, or join an excursion into the scenic foot-paths of the Yunque Rain Forest
12. wings in the Amazon rain forest can generate a violent storm on the other sides of the
13. There is a great variety of geology, with beautiful deserted sandy beaches, steep cliffs and rocky beaches, towering mountains, rain forests, rolling hills, and farmland with many sheep (not as many as in New Zealand though)
14. That was Brazil, once it was just a huge rain forest that man had carved out a country from
15. “Listen,” Dave instructed as he tilted his ear toward the rain forest
16. coastal rain forest of British Columbia
17. “This is the rain forest of the Pacific Rim
18. Smaller, drought hardy species of plants and trees were spreading over the land where the tropical rain forests had once stood and, in time, they could once again build up a healthy covering of soil over the eroded land to allow larger trees to inhabit the mountain
19. the sand deserts and equatorial rain forests, parts of the
20. The audience was not the only one using up the rain forests, this reader was sniffling away too
21. When we are grounded in the nature of Reality and we know that this same reality is our own nature, then we realize that we can create anything; because all of material creation has the same origin, and Nature goes to the same place to create a cluster of nebula, or a galaxy of stares, or a rain forest, or a human body, as it goes to create a single thought
22. There were many turning zones here and there; deep ravines and ditches; somewhere high hills and high waterfalls; the road was surrounded with rain forests, once these forests were dense and thick ; a dwelling place of thousands of wild life, full of flora and fauna, but now these were in devastating condition due to deforestations, poaching and human habitations
23. On the screen was an image of a crop circle, only it wasn’t cut into a crop; it was impressed into a rain forest
24. “And, it is in the middle of a rain forest
25. DATURA FLOWERS IN THE IGUAZU RAIN FOREST
26. THE COATI BANDIT IN THE IGUAZU RAIN FOREST
27. about saving the rain forests
28. Garcia might have stared at the rain forest for hours, counting the many different types of trees that swept various shades of green all the way down through the valley below
29. This would be much easier, he thought, than trekking through some tropical rain forest, avoiding wild animals
30. In the end, they decided on one of the guided tours of Victoria Falls that included a walk through the rain forest at the foot of the falls, as well a ‘look over the edge’ from the eastern cataract
31. in a rain forest
32. tropical areas with lush jungles and rain forests; as
33. lush rain forests have an abundance
34. But what if you took one of those Indians, you send him on an intergalactic trip at almost the speed of light, and when he comes back he is younger than his own children? Surely those rain forest Indians couldn’t just ignore that, could they? They would have to acknowledge that something has happened
35. Destruction of the rain forests and forests in general
36. the indiscriminate cutting down of rain forests
37. The decks were suddenly gone and the water was rising rapidly over the rain forest below
38. up out of the skin of the rain forested ranges
39. Out in the rain forest, in the middle of the night, he’d be nothing but a piece of meat
40. A lush rain forest may lead to a parched, cracked desert, a tropical oasis to a world of ice, but you can’t count on total opposites either
41. A lush rain forest may lead to a parched, cracked desert, a tropical oasis to a world of ice, but one can’t count on total opposites either
42. At precisely the same moment, a nineteen-year-old American scout climbing the hillside toward the pillboxes stops and turns and reaches an arm down for the soldier behind him; while, with his cheekbone pressed to a granite paver at Fort National, Etienne LeBlanc decides that if he and Marie-Laure live through this, whatever happens, he will let her pick a place on the equator and they will go, book a ticket, ride a ship, fly an airplane, until they stand together in a rain forest surrounded by flowers they’ve never smelled, listening to birds they’ve never heard
43. The camp was situated in the dead center of Maui, between ranches and rain forests, at the blackened base of a volcano
44. Less than half an hour east of Monrovia, we passed the last billboard and radio tower and entered dense rain forest that went on for hours
45. We did not talk of rockets or space, but we talked of Mexico, where we had driven once in an ancient car, and of the butterflies we had caught in the rain forests of green warm Mexico at noon, seeing the hundred butterflies sucked to our radiator, dying there, beating their blue and crimson wings, twitching, beautiful, and sad
46. Both native to rain forest and scrubby places in Malaysia, widely introduced elsewhere
