Sentence examples for reclusive places from inspiring English sources

"I'm an old hippie and I like to be in these kinds of natural, reclusive places," said the 56-year-old co-star of the former TV shows "McMillan and Wife" and "Kate and Allie".

"There is no reason to come to Bolinas," Vic Amoroso was saying, adhering to the conventional wisdom in this famously reclusive place that no publicity is good publicity unless it is bad.

Decommissioned years later, they now serve as shelters to the reclusive and gathering places to the adventurous.

"And I worry that if you're in an isolated place, you can become reclusive and that's not really a good thing, especially as you get older".

The wildlife is more reclusive here than it is in other places.

The last previous test took place in March, when the reclusive nation fired off a series of medium-range missiles.

In all likelihood, Mr. bin Laden's organization has kept its funds in places that are as difficult to find as the reclusive terrorist himself.

Normally, North Korea's official state news agency is the place to go for reports ranging from the reclusive totalitarian state's unparalleled scientific achievements to the limitless love which its inhabitants reserve for their successive leaders.

In "Mockingbird," the childlike, reclusive but harmless neighbor Boo Radley is allowed to return to his "place" after his timely rescue of little Scout and her brother.

It's a privilege in that very few people get to see what is possibly the world's most reclusive country; but it's also by some considerable distance the most depressing place I have ever been to.

THIMPHU, Bhutan — By the final round Saturday, the baby-face prince and his team of ringers had an almost insurmountable lead in this reclusive kingdom's national archery tournament, but a fierce fight broke out for second place.