NOUN
- an ancient forest in central England; formerly a royal hunting ground; said to be the home of Robin Hood and his merry band
How To Use Sherwood Forest In A Sentence
- Any film appearance by Robin Hood reinforced a belief that this wooded playground was surely once part of a Sherwood Forest.
- A grand Royal hunting lodge in Robin's day stood in a clearing in the wilderness in Sherwood Forest.
- The Robin Hood legend has been a staple of Hollywood cinema since Douglas Fairbanks slapped on a pair of tights and pranced around a backlot Sherwood Forest in 1922. Movie Review: Robin Hood » Scene-Stealers
- Now the enterprising county council is inviting tourists to rediscover one of the region's most beguiling attractions, Sherwood Forest.
- An excellent archer, he lived in Sherwood Forest with the fair Maid Marian, the stalwart Little John, the priest Friar Tuck, the musician Allan-a-Dale, and others who helped him rob rich landlords and thwart his chief enemy, the sheriff of Nottingham. Robin Hood
- A large part of its fifty miles by twenty were taken up with arable farming - corn, wheat, barley and oats - while such ancient woodlands as Sherwood Forest still remained.
- Outlaw Girl of Sherwood Forest, Nancy Springer does just that.
- Robin Hood invites the shepherds and shepherdesses of the Vale of Belvoir to a feast in Sherwood Forest, but the feast is marred by the arts of the witch Maudlin, aided by her familiar, Puck-Hairy.
- Sunday Worship on 23 January 2005 comes from Beth Shalom in Newark, on the edge of Sherwood Forest.
- Sherwood Forest, a medieval royal hunting forest, is best known as the home of the outlaw Robin Hood.