Sentence examples for favourite nature from inspiring English sources

In the Guardian, Stephen Moss singled out In a Natural Light by Rose, and Cutting Away, a book of linocut artwork by Robert Gillmor, as his favourite nature books for 2005 and 2006 respectively.

Charles Foster explores the bloody tension at the heart of his favourite nature writing.

I like this because it combines my two favourite things: nature documentaries and fancy people being taken down a peg.

While boxing writers, and journalists in general, are not supposed to have favourites, human nature kicks in when it comes to picking a winner.

Share your favourite books on nature with us.

Her favourite phrase was: "Nature never draws a line without smudging it".

JL: I always like to ask designers and architects, and to me it seems an important questions when you design or build, what is your favourite force of nature?

My favourites are Japanese nature and Russian easy-listening.

He cites favourite man-against-nature films that emerged from similar challenges: as well as Herzog's films, Tarkovsky's medieval epic Andrei Rublev, Kurosawa's Siberian tale Dersu Uzala, Coppola's Apocalypse Now.

"One of my favourite sayings is that nature never draws a line without smudging it.

My other favourite place is the nature reserve at Upton Towans, about 10 miles east of St Ives near Godrevy lighthouse.