Sentence examples for place removed from from inspiring English sources

"Today it's still a peaceful place" removed from the casino hubbub, Ms. Levi said.

It's a place removed from the stresses and distractions of the real world, where staff members and campers alike discover a new kind of independence and responsibility.

Ashrama, familiarly spelled ashram in English, has also come to denote a place removed from urban life, where spiritual and yogic disciplines are pursued.

Submarine was very much a novel of the internet age, and Wild Abandon, even though it is set in a place removed from the everyday world, is unmistakably about now.

The outsiders, the marginalised, the victims in life attract him, and he looks at them face to face, never from above, and never from a place removed from their troubling difficulty.

But on a spring afternoon, a moving vehicle is a rare sight, and the wooded hills hug in tight and green and fragrant with pine, compounding the sense of a place removed from the ordinary flow of time.

But increasingly, noise has become an issue even in places removed from the bustle.

Much of the old growth, except a large swath in the relatively remote Five Ponds Wilderness area in the western part of the region, can be found on high and remote ridges, in wetlands and in places removed from rivers on which the logs were floated to sawmills.

My eyes aligned on names I knew, but these names were placed in strange places, removed from the context with which I traditionally associated them.

So the paradox is that, for all of the propagandising music festivals do, all the talk of them as places removed from the regular world, they are still places where people need to take a shit.

When the carrots and onions are tender and browned in places, remove from the oven.