Sentence examples for nature away from inspiring English sources

I recently moved to Marin County, which allows me more time in nature, away from the stress of the city.

Each summer the New York waterways come alive with countless forms of recreation that offer opportunities to enjoy the quiet of nature, away from the bustle of the city.

That's the question implicitly asked in the play's first half, and it is the more challenging for Mr. Jennings's quiet intensity and the excellent acting of Roger Allam as Hitler, a beguilingly affable figure who gives his true nature away only when paranoia surfaces or when setbacks in the war turn him into a babbling, broken savage, demanding the demolition of Germany itself.

It passes the Flint Memorial Park cemetery and the Auto City Speedway, a motorsports race track in an area that is otherwise agricultural in nature away from the main highway.

Particularly getting into nature — away from the noise and grey colours of the city, or at the beach listening to the waves — something like that.

A nature away-day affords a meditative cleansing, the annihilation of self-consciousness.

They believe it's still nature even if it's managed, but the public largely sees nature "out there," away from cities, as the most "salutary".

When her property looks likely to fall into the sea, she has the beach restructured and the cliffs made stable because, as she points out: "Nature gets away with far too much".

Nature simmered away so entrancingly, and the canal's current carried me so effortlessly, that the day turned dreamlike.

We blast through mountains or create new land out of trash; we construct domed stadiums and shopping malls to keep nature altogether away.

Our taste buds help, too, predisposing us toward sweetness, which signals carbohydrate energy in nature, and away from bitterness, which is how many of the toxic alkaloids produced by plants taste.