Sentence examples for bit of civilisation from inspiring English sources
The nearest bit of civilisation is the inland capital of Tilos, Megalo Horio.
Free Where to eat Kali Kardia The nearest bit of civilisation is the inland capital of Tilos, Megalo Horio.
She continues: "The most isolated English cottage is set in civilisation, with a bit of garden and a path, but follies are jungly and embowered in brambles.* They are cut off from worldly contacts, and lose all humanity, becoming more mineral than artifact, resolving into stones again".
In the early 1990s he described himself as an "advocate of civilisation, definer of civilisation, teacher of the rules of civilisation…leader (possibly) of the civilising forces".
Comfortable words that suggest that with a tweak here and bit of legislation there, we will emerge with civilisation intact are simply wrong.
Surely, the end of civilisation.
Research libraries preserve the record of civilisation.
WHAT is the basis of civilisation?
They suggest a failure of civilisation.
Hours are spent without sign of civilisation.
