Tour groups are banned, to preserve the serenity of the setting.
Then National Park Service officials took 94 acres of adjoining land in 1964 to preserve the serenity and river view at Springwood.
This is a community that believes in preserving the serenity of nature and the way of life.
A courier will whisk them from the hospital to a high-security desert lab, where they'll be preserved in chilly serenity, just in case.
In class we're learning how important it is to preserve a sense of balance and serenity within us.
He still returns to the woods for serenity, and has also established a wildlife foundation to preserve and maintain the outdoors.
The gratifying struggle for Anne LaBastille was how to balance her yearning for the serenity of solitude in the wilderness with her mission to let the world know, as best she could, that it must preserve wilderness.
The serenity and life of the oceans are under threat and we can make a difference now and should do everything possible to preserve it.
Adams's book is often described in genre terms as a "fantasy adventure," but it pulls no punches in introducing kids to the harsh realities and crucial importance of loss, survival, loyalty, cruelty, and suffering, simultaneously kicking against this weaponized fantasy of the English countryside as a garden of serenity that must be preserved in its pure, paradisiacal form at all costs.
Adams' book is often described in genre terms as a "fantasy adventure", but it pulls no punches in introducing kids to the harsh realities and crucial importance of loss, survival, loyalty, cruelty and suffering, simultaneously kicking against this weaponised fantasy of the English countryside as a garden of serenity that must be preserved in its pure, paradisiacal form at all costs.
In the quite banal serenity of the Meinert family, Vienna preserves itself.
