Sentence examples for calling nature from inspiring English sources
What he means is that architecture should return to the harmonic principles of the classical orders of ancient architecture, themselves inspired by the sacred geometry of what Charles insists on calling "nature".
It also has a large natural and organic line called Nature's Promise and an upscale snack line, Simply Enjoy.
Among the mechanisms he proposes are pricing what he calls "natural capital" (you know, that thing we used to call nature) and offsetting biodiversity.
It's called nature," writes Arratia.
Forams have been called "nature's masons," and deservedly so.
Last year, Tercek published a book called "Nature's Fortune".
(Elliott was the author of a book called "Nature's Law — The Secret of the Universe").
The celebrations come to an end on the 13th day, called Nature Day.
She also ordered Rubin to read a book called Nature's Trust by Mary Christina Wood.
All of this skiing and riding is done in what Mainers call nature's cathedral.
