(1) They were in the fifth field near a copse of native trees when the incident occurred.

(2) They passed the copse and the lights of a large Elizabethan house came into view.

(3) Below the copse a track was bordered with grassland rich in flowering plants.

(4) The original Company depot was built in Copse Road, and used largely as a store for surplus cars.

(5) The road curved, and I emerged from a copse to confront a splendid panorama.

(6) I have seen bricks amid the oak copse there.

(7) Just behind the copse stands a delicately transparent pavilion.

(8) The militiamen carried Prince Andrey to the copse , where there were vans and an ambulance station.

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

(10) The voices were coming from a copse of straggly trees.

(11) Beside a tussock of grass a little way outside the opposite copse, a rabbit was sitting and gazing at them.

(12) Bear left, across the field to a gate in the opposite left hand corner by a copse.

(13) He grows roses and part of the grounds consists of a copse of mature trees.

(14) Some faces shone white in the moonlight that was coming up behind a copse.

(15) The keen environmentalist, whose tour stopped off at Middlesbrough last week, visited a rejuvenated copse in Southwood, Coulby Newham.

(16) Where the lawn had been grew a large clump you could hardly call it a copse - of coconut palms.

(17) Galloping successfully between the French forces, he reached the field behind the copse across which our men were running downhill( ), not heeding the word of command.

(18) The ambulance station consisted of three tents, pitched at the edge of a birch copse.

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

(20) You may get lost – last year I spent an hour and a half trying to escape an overgrown copse right next to the M25 – but you probably won't die.

(21) 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.

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

(23) They proceeded in silence along the gravel walk that led to the copse; Elizabeth was determined to make no effort for conversation with a woman who was now more than usually insolent and disagreeable.

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

(25) But the only rebel vehicles in sight were fleeing the scene and we weren’t close enough to get in, so we ran deeper into the desert to take cover in a small copse of trees.

(26) The Titans acknowledgmented him by a battery of great rocks and upabiding copse.

(27) I knew what he had meant, however, that I had to reach the copse and put this treasure there, this splendid and magical thing that was inside the bundle, "not made by human hands."

(28) Eventually we got to our feet and ran across the North Lawn to the nearest copse of trees.

(29) At any moment, it seemed, a body of horsemen might be seen breaking out from the black copse, so many instruments of tyranny might be heard and some distant patch of snow be reddened.