The road ascends on the left rocky bank of Solomon Creek, in a thick forest, over rough ground, so that we constantly had the steep precipice on the right hand.
The appearance of the bank was the same as before--an unbroken, thick forest, with here and there some little settlements.
The hills on each side are cloathed with a thick forest; their ascent is not too steep for cultivation, and the soil is excellent, being a fat brown earth.
The hill of calcareous breccias, which we have just mentioned as having once been an island in the ancient gulf, is covered with a thick forest of cylindric cactus and opuntia.
Leaving the ravine which descends from the Imposible, we entered a thick forest traversed by many small rivers, which are easily forded.
After crossing several savannahs strewed with large blocks of calcareous stone, we entered a thick forest.
On the left we discovered a narrow valley, extending as far as the mountains of the Guacharo, and covered with a thick forest.
At twelve miles crossed the open plains, and entered a thick forest of gums and other trees and shrubs.
Three miles further on the same course I ascended a low stony rise, from which I could see nothing but a thick forest of tall mulga and gums.
After that, we entered again a thick forest, and scrub almost impassable.
On the 29th June, I found another nest of similar construction, placed on the ground in thick forest, at the root of a shrub.
This is a fine body of water, about eight miles in length, surrounded by a thick forest of spruce, red and yellow cedar.
This fine body of water is about eight miles long and three miles wide, surrounded by a thick forest of spruce, red and yellow cedar.
He did not want to go home and have to answer his wife's questions about why he had an empty bag, so he went deeper and deeper into the thick forest.
At last, on the other side of that desolate plain, they came to a thick forest.
The little girl threw down the comb, and grew bigger and bigger, and its teeth sprouted up into a thick forest, thicker than this forest where we live--so thick that not even Baba Yaga could force her way through.
The descent was very rapid; at first through a thick forest, then into the open valley, where the heat became intense.
Our route was through a thick forest, the trees, as usual in these, magnificent, with their gigantic girth, and widespreading branches.
The river continued to be skirted on both sides by a thick forest.
The most remote part of the valley is covered by a thick forest.
We experienced great difficulty, amid a thick forest, in finding wood to make a fire, the branches of the trees in those equatorial regions where it always rains, being so full of sap, that they will scarcely burn.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thick forest" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
