brown earth

Not a single weed could be seen on the dead brown earth.

Baby was still standing outside the cabin, a spot of red against the brown earth.

There seemed to be no sound as the brown earth filled the spaces.

There was nothing now but the brown earth under the white thorn.

I chose it because, like the brown earth, they just matched the colour of my back.

Fallen men, like autumn leaves upon the damp, brown earth.

And for the rest, just the brown earth and the sky.

They look like trails of orange tears against the dusty brown earth.

The brown earth from the humps and mounds made by the dead.

The buildings, too, were built in a square around a centre quadrangle of hard, brown earth.

In the spring, the grass would begin to grow over the dark brown earth that no one had bothered to pat down.

Brown earths are mostly located between 35 and 55 north of the Equator.

Through the gap the three bodies were still visible, sprawled against the brown earth.

Rain fell softly on the brown earth about them.

Outside of town, old women pull plows through the hard brown earth by hand; there is little livestock.

It rose out of the brown earth like a monolith, black and mute.

The brown earth dreamed undisturbed under the mantle of coming winter.

Damp reddish brown earth was soft under her feet as she jumped down.

Most of the county is covered with soil called Brown earth, described as well-drained and having a wide use range.

Once over, he leapt from the pipe on to crumbly brown earth.

Behind him, brown earth was scooping itself out into the neat shape of a grave.

Beechwoods growing on acid brown earth soils account for another 3%.

The heart, when it is too much alive, aches for that brown earth, and ecstasy has no fear of death.

Brown earths cover 45% of the land in England and Wales.

Brown earths have a long history of being a major grouping in most soil classifications.