(1) That wasn't hard - the aggressor in question was the size of an overgrown cat.

(2) A walk through the gallery may make you feel that you are in an overgrown village.

(3) Even unto this day, it is all overgrown with vines, and flowers grow where once there must have been gardens.

(4) However, right on the 50 yard line sits a huge and overgrown elephant, enormously strong but also swelled up, slow, and completely unsuited to being a player in this game.

(5) Stringer is one of the new breed who contradict the notion that rugby players are beer swilling, overgrown school-children who engage in raucous after-match parties.

(6) You have been behaving like an overgrown schoolboy in this room for many, many months and years.

(7) The far side is overgrown and quite inaccessible.

(8) There is still a concern of many overgrown hedges within the village.

(9) I know I'm going to miss climbing around in its structure - it's like being an overgrown kid in a giant tree house.

(10) I boiled the water for the tea and looked out the kitchen window into the backyard and saw it to be neglected and overgrown with weeds.

(11) The stream is well overgrown with willow and more.

(12) Behind the hall was a deserted graveyard overgrown with weeds.

(13) Hall started as a sculptor, and it shows in her bulldozed reconfiguring of a Cape Cod meadow into undulating waves of earth and rock overgrown with wild grass.

(14) Wherever apples grow in this country you can find a home in your town or suburb with a huge overgrown apple tree in the backyard that has not been cared for in many years.

(15) The river is polluted and overgrown with reeds following years of neglect.

(16) The children spent a day earlier this year cleaning up the holy well, which had become overgrown with weeds, and put together a book detailing what they had done along with a history of the well.

(17) The factory was bulldozed some years ago and the land is currently overgrown and derelict.

(18) Grown men and women can behave like overgrown kids who don't seem to worry about their behaviour abroad.

(19) The vegetation is overgrown and makes it difficult to see the shoreline.

(20) Excavation ceased in the 1950s and the area is now overgrown with woodland, bracken and gorse which provides a habitat for birds, snakes and mammals.