Songs of cuckoos and nightingales echoed from the copses on the hillsides.
The fir copse from which the pheasant rose covers a rather sharp descent on one side of the highway.
The river, the copse, both banks, green and washed, trees and fields—all were bathed in bright morning light.
They were passing through a little copse, where the light was but misty and indistinct, and where the road made a sudden sharp turn almost at right angles, affording complete shelter to any person or persons lying in ambush.
When they came to beyond the copse, after it touched the Professor's garden, they paused and took in the view.
How many people would go to this encyclopaedia and look up 'globalisation,' 'capacity building,' 'low level flight training,' or even 'copse'?
Our bluebell groves and our chestnut copses and our hop fields are gradually giving way to the spread of concrete.
Many amenity woods, small woods, copses, and all hedgerow and park timber have been deliberately kept outside the scheme.
