Sentence examples for bit of wilderness from inspiring English sources

It wasn't just a place to get wet, but a little bit of wilderness within half an hour of home.

When we finally came to a road, with a strange militarised feel to it, my friend and I crossed over to find one last bit of wilderness.

In "Jacko's Reach," they are white Australians of a certain age, whose childhood is inseparable from the encounter with this bit of wilderness.

And, more important, why are we letting them.? I wonder about this as I look out my back window onto a bit of wilderness that wraps around my property -- a rare sight in southern Bergen County these days.

Giving up his home and resort in the Rockies would restore a bit of wilderness and enable him to spend more time at the home he already owns in the most ecologically correct place in America New York Cityy.

Bello's path is one of material exploration, and though he had the résumé for a successful career in architecture, his choice in 1968 to buy this bit of wilderness in California with his wife and sons and live here forged a life now filled with deep purpose.

And Jeff Morgan, of the California-based Global Heritage Fund which provides intensive, long-term help at a limited number of sites says UNESCO lacks the resources to monitor its ever-growing list of places, especially if they are vast bits of wilderness.

Artist and academic Edward Chell has translated this Romantic impulse to a landscape unique to the modern age: the tufty, brambled bits of wilderness that flank motorways, what the Highways Agency terms "soft estate".

I'm a bit of a wilderness person.

At that moment Mary and I were crossing a bit of tamed wilderness in the sandy courtyard landscaped with desert natives, yellow-flowering creosote bushes, spindly red-tipped ocotillos and needle-pointed agaves, to an adobe wall covered in apricot-colored bougainvillea.

So what would be the implications of developing this last bit of unspoilt wilderness?