Sentence examples for getting into natural from inspiring English sources

Many travel experiences include getting into natural environments, whether it's a botanical garden, a sanctuary, a nature reserve, or a national park.

"Chevron has been criticized for not being more aggressive, if you will, in getting into natural gas plays sooner and in a bigger way," said Fadel Gheit, an oil and gas analyst for Oppenheimer & Company.

"The million-dollar question is how the beetle would act if it gets into natural hardwood stands," said Bernard Raimo, a Forest Service entomologist based in Durham, N.H. "Just considering maples alone, that's 20 to 30percentt of our forest trees.

"That kind of set me off on, 'Why are we cutting down all these trees?'  'Because we are building all these houses in the states.' So I thought I could take some action on that front and got into natural building," Ryan said.

After first offering KIND bars in 2004, he primarily focused on getting them into natural foods stores, like Whole Foods.

Daylight lamps on your desk or getting out into natural daylight will reduce any inertia quickly, so that you will enjoy all the benefits of a CRP, just like those pilots who took the 26-minute Nasa naps.

Keeping a regular and consistent sleep schedule helps your body get into a natural rhythm.

To get into this natural speaking, she spoke with this accent three months before we shot the film.

Even Kellogg's got into the natural foods buy-up bonanza by purchasing popular brands like Kashi and Gardenburger.

He compared the aesthetics of the two films, stating that physical sets helped the actors get into a natural frame of mind.

Getting into dance music "was natural for us," Stevie said.