scrubby

How To Use scrubby In A Sentence

• Last week I saw burnet roses in the dunes of Northumberland: low scrubby sticks scythed by North Sea winds blooming with constellations of white flowers. Country diary: Wenlock Edge
• We decided against that peninsula because we are not fond of the excessive heat and humidity thereabouts and we also found the peninsula to be a bit of a scrubby and unscenic flat and undistinguished land except perhaps in the southern part approaching other parts of Southern Mexico and along certain coastal corridors. Retiring in Yucatan
• From over scrubby cheekbones eyes looked into Winston's, sometimes with strange intensity, and flashed away again.
• Scrubby flatwoods are commonly adjacent to or intermixed and integrated with rosemary scrub.
• I then changed to the north-west again, through a scrubby country — mulga, acacia, hakea, salt bush, and numerous others, with a plentiful supply of grass. The Journals of John McDouall Stuart
• For a few fleeting moments Milly recalled the spindly horse and the scrubby boy of the delivery wagon, but for only a few moments. One Woman's Life
• The film is grainy and rich, you can almost feel the old dusty wood, the waterfalls, the rocky buttes and scrubby plains leap out of the screen.
• We all had bikes, cursed the buses, and haunted the Blue store on the corner, Joe's Cut price and Scrubby Creek with it's collection of shopping trollies., otherwise known as FAM - I lived it for many years and I still keep in touch with members of BFAM. SF0
• He's the one with the bush hat, check shirt, scrubby moleskins and a perpetual cigarette pasted to his lips.
• Juniper, pinion, greasewood, Mormon tea, and scrubby brush grow sparingly on the rocky terrain.