What is "thornbushes"

Usage examples of "thornbushes".

He crept up to the rim of the gully, ducking low under the thornbushes and worming his way the last few feet on his stomach to peer carefully over the top.

The wind moaned and whistled around the rocks on the flanks of the stony hill, and the sparse thornbushes rustled stiffly.

The tough, springy thornbushes resisted the blows of Durnik's axe tenaciously.

Near the edge of the wasteland there were a few scrubby thornbushes huddling low to the sand and silvered with frost.

Then he began piling thornbushes and brambles atop it, critically watching the direction of the smoke.

With the harvest dryness of the spiky thornbushes, when the fires burned out, the thorn cover that had protected the approaches from the west and northeast would be gone.

The lands on both sides of the road might once have been meadows or pastures, but they had long been untended and held a preponderance of thornbushes, with only scattered areas of true grasslands.

There were no hills or obstructions to vision on either side of the road to the south—except the knee-high to waist-high thornbushes that were even thicker than they had been farther south.

The vague, pathlike trail Artoo had found dead-ended into a mass of thornbushes after less than a hundred meters, forcing them to push a path of their own through the dense undergrowth.

Luke agreed, using his lightsaber to cut away another of the thornbushes they'd become all too familiar with in the past few hours.

Igniting his lightsaber again, he cut two more thornbushes for good measure.

Closing down the lightsaber, Luke used the Force to move the newly cut thornbushes into place on top of the others.

They weren't like Barevi thornbushes but where she was damned sure she had hacked her way through was now as solid a vegetation patch as if she hadn't cut it back.

The thornbushes were not tall enough to have hidden his big frame and anyway his browny-grey coverall would have made him visible even in the dense undergrowth.

In the bright light of the big rising moon, Coo was busily, and carefully, plucking the very tops of the thornbushes and stuffing them into the open blouse of his coverall.