thorn hedge

In the beginning, his thorn hedge had been strong enough.

The hut in which she had kept vigil was surrounded by a thorn hedge.

Ahead was the thorn hedge that surrounded the cemetery.

The high thorn hedge ran from horizon to horizon without a break.

'That becomes a thorn hedge, which no one can pass through.

On either side the woods crowded in, to meet where a hugely tall thorn hedge barred the way.

Now the haphazard little road ran between dry stone walls and thorn hedges, landscape new to her.

It survived only as a grassy track between two straight-ruled thorn hedges.

But before it dies we will have seeded the usual thorn hedge to grow and eventually take its place."

The Avalon contingent had been placed in the shade of a thorn hedge, dose enough for them to see and hear.

"The thorn hedges are out of the direct way, Duffey.

Ah, let's just cut through these thorn hedges!"

Around them thorn hedges rose high, forming ominous silhouettes against the darkening sky.

THE thorn hedge cloaked the rise above him.

The spines along the lower edge of its carapace squirmed like a thorn hedge in a windstorm.

Golaud bursts in with blood on his forehead - he claims it was caused by a thorn hedge.

The garden was a narrow strip, bounded from the road, that cut transversely between the blocks, by a thick thorn hedge.

Dead trees stuck up, together with blackened thorn hedges, dunghills, heaps of worthless coal.

"Oh, I guess because I've been through some of the thorn hedges you have yet to face, and I know their sting."

A thorn hedge lacerated her abdomen.

The people started capturing wild cattle and holding them in circular thorn hedges, resulting in domestication.

The moon was clear of the trees, and beyond the shadow of the thorn hedge the driveway was as light as a winter's day.

The cart-track crossed by a brick culvert and climbed the opposite slope to a five-barred gate in the thorn hedge.

The hut was on the far side, and the thorn hedge had almost overgrownand smothered it in the years since he had last seen it.

Pilru notes that the prison is surrounded by a labyrinth of canals and waterways lined with thorn hedges.