copse

Two men, who had been lurking among some copse, started up as she advanced, and met her on the road in a menacing manner.

In the middle of the day they set the hounds into a ravine covered with thickly growing young copse .

They halted, half-an-hour afterwards, in a copse , some five hundred feet from the pagoda, where they were well concealed.

On the open copse on Count Orlov-Denisov's right our columns ought to have been visible.

At any moment, it seemed, a body of horsemen might be seen breaking out from the black copse.

Behind a copse of dark green conifers , bees buzz lazily over neat rows of shiny tea bushes soaking up the summer sun .

the ambulance station consisted of three tents , pitched at the edge of a birch copse.

Why was this old woman making such a fuss about an old copse which was of no use to anybody?

the militiamen carried prince andrey to the copse , where there were vans and an ambulance station.

Though we might not see it as we walk through wood or copse or forest, the soil and "dead" leaf-litter beneath our feet is alive and moving.

In the British Isles and western Europe it is common copse and hedge plant.

Just behind the copse stands a delicately transparent pavilion.

if you are looking for my master , ma am , he is walking towards the little copse .

I have stood at the copse of trees that was in the center of this turning point of America's Civil War.

As I skirted the edge of the copse, I found that a low wall encircled it, and following this I presently found an opening.

The voices were coming from a copse of straggly trees.

A dense growth of shrubs or underbrush; a copse.

A wood or grove; a copse.

I have seen bricks amid the oak copse there.

the french were attacking the soldiers gathering wood in the copse

as soon as they entered the copse , lady catherine began in the following manner :

There is a mouse in that copse