Sentence examples for primitive land from inspiring English sources

They are present in everyone's body, unless he lives in a remote & primitive land.

You're part of the Northeast Corridor, but it's still the primitive land the Pilgrims arrived at".

To find a diet free from DDT and related chemicals, it seems, one must go to a remote and primitive land.

He traced fundamental changes in structure and function that have occurred during the evolution of fishes to primitive land vertebrates and during the subsequent radiation of these vertebrates into modern amphibians, reptiles, and mammals.

While enthusiasts of mountain biking are clamoring for more access to the backcountry, some environmentalists have concluded that mountain bikers are insensitive to the pristine beauty of high-mountain trails and do not belong on primitive land.

Then when enough arrived that reporters could embed with them, the soldiers stared wide eyed at the primitive land unaware that gunfire celebrating a wedding was not aimed at them.

A few years ago, while waiting with a friend for a canoe to ferry us across the Upsalquitch River in the Canadian big woods near Campbellton, New Brunswick, I stood stupefied on a primitive landing as a pair of Jet Skis -- loud, sleek and festooned with the obligatory fluorescent graphics -- came blasting out of the stillness.

It is plausible then, that by the end of the heavy bombardment (Gomes et al. 2005; Hartmann et al. 2000) some ~3,800 Ma ago, the primitive lands and oceans were open niches ready for the pioneering and rapidly evolving microscopic life forms, for which occasional "sterilizing" perturbations may be irrelevant given the resilience and time scales at which biology operates compared to geology.

But the film dwells more on Huberman's successes in persuading these entrenched Europeans to take a chance on his scheme and flee to a then very primitive new land.

A decade ago a visitor might have found homebuilt prop planes buzzing around two primitive dirt landing strips; portly survivalists with guns 'n' ammo waiting for the apocalypse; motorcycles and dune buggies doing wheelies in the sand dunes; artists fashioning Gaudilike accretions of tile and concrete; tinkerers building sinks, showers, goldfish pools and other spring-fed amenities.

They are the basal lineage of modern amphibians [ 3– 6], and are therefore the most primitive group of land vertebrates.