Sentence examples for old environment from inspiring English sources

At Sparta he was close to his old environment.

"Sound from the street was information in the old environment," he wrote.

It was an up-from-the-street experience for them, and now they are being returned to their old environment".

"They just couldn't let go of the old environment and move into a traditional office building," he said.

"Returning people from prison to their old environment poses an enormous risk of relapse," said Jeremy Travis, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute in Washington.

"But as a developer, I believe that people will start creating high streets that are new — it can't happen in the old environment".

What's more, keep yourself out of old environments.

Deprived of its millennia-old environment, would the wood disintegrate into the oldest known pile of mulch?

Most of what used to pass for Fleet Street would like nothing better than for the 41-year-old environment secretary to declare himself a candidate for Labour's leadership when Tony Blair finally gets round to announcing a vacancy in early May, if only to avoid the uncontested coronation of Gordon Brown, the chancellor.

The 'grandaddy' of conservation groups Founded by the socialist architect, designer and writer William Morris, the SPAB is the world's oldest environment campaigning group, the "grandaddy" of all conservation organisations, preceding the National Trust, for example, by nearly 20 years (the Trust's founder Octavia Hill was a SPAB member).

Indeed, cell-mixing and transplant experiments revealed that young RPCs in older environments do not change their temporally appropriate fates [ 8 10].