Woodsy used in a sentence

Woodsy in a sentence as an adjective

They do. I'm a PH&E customer living in a woodsy area, and they trim our trees regularly.

On the other hand, building a compliant wooden ramp to the porch of a woodsy roadhouse might be far less costly.

I'd rather deal with climate change than have every nice woodsy town turned into Manhattan-lite.

Yup, North of Boston here, fairly woodsy area, too many years seeing too few firefiles, although this summer there were a few more than past years - I hope it's a growth trend!

It put a lot more strain on the surrounding schools, which had to expand, and generally alienated what had been a very woodsy, cowtown sort of people.

Isn't your "communities cannot be destroyed, just changed" argument just a semantic point?I'd imagine that few would describe "Redmond Ridge" as a "very woodsy, cowtown".

In the suburb I grew up in there were no sidewalks, and a few woodsy areas around my parents house were quickly developed and turned into more suburban dwellings, so there really wasn't anywhere to roam.