Five minutes above the slate-sheds the road finally crosses Crowberry haws, and Lowwater Fall comes into view--a broken gush of foam down a cleft 500 feet from brow to base.
Bishop John taught the people to prepare wine from the crowberry (kraekiberium), as he himself had been instructed by King Sverrer.
The cocoon has been found on a stem of crowberry (Empetrum), and on heath and grass stems.
Galway, from a caterpillar found at a bog in the vicinity, where crowberry grows abundantly.
A female was also detected laying her yellowish white eggs on crowberry (Empetrum nigrum) and thus gave a clue which led to the subsequent discovery of caterpillars and chrysalids; and these have been obtained in some quantity.
Our dinner was provided for us, the Greens sending stuffed sucking-pig and others crowberry open tarts.
There was thick brushwood of phylica, of fern and crowberry all round, and, tired as we were, I felt we could not make our way through this.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crowberry" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
