Sentence examples for back to trees from inspiring English sources

Back to Novo, back to Cape Town, and back to trees and green and nighttime.

Animals in turn produce carbon dioxide, which forms a feedback loop back to trees which are fed by it.

The environment also benefits since there's no need for pesticides and other harmful chemicals, you give the land back to trees, shrubs and other natural species, and you use less water for irrigation since you can recirculate.

Just because you're eating the caveman diet doesn't mean you have to go back to tree bark, leaves and flat rocks.

These samples were given unique identifiers that would allow them to be traced back to individual trees, sections and galleries (that is, tree no.–section no. gallery no).

Then it's back to the trees.

I go back to the trees I first climbed; to the dirt that moulded me.

We could go back to the trees, or the ocean, if we wanted.

The commission owns many obliterated ancient woodlands, which should be converted from pine back to deciduous trees.

When someone "works in the concrete jungle, in their fantasy of getting away, back to nature" trees should be central.

When Rebecca takes Andra to the countryside to see the autumn foliage, Andra turns her back to the trees, perversely refusing happiness.