Brambles in a sentence

Advance tickets, which include a Brambles Bakery dessert served with coffee or tea, are available at Brambles or Black’s Pharmacy.

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Brambles have other uses apart from giving us, and wildlife, blackberries.

Covered in wild brambles and virtually inaccessible, it's actually made from the bricks and rubble removed from bomb-damaged houses during the Second World War.

The CX-50, in contrast, throws in plastic cladding over the wheel wells and lower trim pieces to keep branches and brambles at bay from the paint; the 2.5 Turbo Meridian Edition adds 18-inch wheels and all-terrain tires for more ruggedness.

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This is an increase from Brambles’s previous final dividend of $0.17.

He has been chair of ASX-listed pallet company Brambles since July 2020.

The course was every bit as bad as he imagined: steep with slippery rocks and mud and sharp, skin-tearing brambles everywhere.

Brambles Limited operates as a supply-chain logistics company.

For a decade, there has been no telling how these women died — or who took their bodies to the woods, beaches and roadside brambles of Long Island.

What was she doing, imagining her dead husband beyond the tangle of brambles?

Shares in Brambles lost 1.4 per cent to $11.31.

THE OLD railway line through Glen Dochart – what’s left of it – is a long, thin thicket of self-sown birches, alders, rowans, brambles, willows.

And a veritable of 20th-century fiction has been touched by the place after spending time at Carney, a small stone cottage in danger of being overrun by rosehips and brambles, owned by the publisher Tom Maschler.

The country roads I moaned about on trips as a kid, the stench of cow pat, the scratches from brambles, are a small price to pay now for the absence of diesel taste on the tongue.

They died doing what they loved -- getting entangled in brambles.

They grow in brambles like black raspberries, forming sprawling, vining shrubs.

Breeding Brambles have been cultivated for thousands of years and been crossed back and forth to create the range of edible Rubus which we have today.

The generic name means blackberry in Latin and was derived from the word ruber, meaning "red". citation The scientific study of brambles is known as "batology".