Sentence examples for end of wilderness from inspiring English sources

Mooallem isn't the first to announce the end of "wilderness".

"It's the beginning of the end of wilderness".

Or in the words of another conservationist, allowing private industry to persist in the park would amount to the "beginning of the end of wilderness".

But that would be the end of the wilderness, and without the wilderness Maine would feel awfully naked.

The access to the canyon from Aravaipa Farms is at the western end of the wilderness.

AMERICA has always had something of a Great Beyond in its national psyche, a far end of the wilderness dreamscape.

Frazier seems to be aiming to trace the course of American history across three centuries, from the 18th (Will mentions several times that he grew up among veterans of the Revolution), across the 19th and into the 20th, over well-trodden thematic turf: the end of the wilderness, the closing of the frontier, the loss of national innocence.

Not the ones that kill people, but the ones ending in stories of wilderness survival.

The mountain is located on the Alaska border in the Fairweather Range of the St . Elias Mountains at the southern end of Tatshenshini-Alsek Wilderness Provincial Park in British Columbia and in western Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, Alaska.

On a literary level, Deuteronomy is set during the end of Israel's wilderness experience, right before they enter the Promised Land.

Because Thorofare is at the northern end of the vast Teton Wilderness (which takes in an area much larger than the Teton National Park), Bridger Lake is protected by Congress from chainsaw and miner's drill.