Sentence examples for recreation over from inspiring English sources
Osamu Nakano, a sociologist, describes them as "choosing pleasure over pain, recreation over work, consumption over production, appreciation over creation".
They compared the economic impacts of maximizing agricultural production versus preserving land for recreation over the next 50 years, as well as the effect on the diversity of wild birds.
Down at Open Ground Farms in Beaufort we are allowed to fly the eBee safely for recreation over a plot of the farm, so we use this opportunity to practice using the software and to become more familiar with it.
We irresponsibly encouraged him to stunt his scholastic development at a preschool that emphasized recreation over academics, a school that allowed kids to defer their academic immersion until they were at least potty trained.
If confirmed, Ms. Jewell, a former oil company engineer and longtime advocate for conservation and outdoor recreation, will take over a department that has been embroiled in controversy over the regulation of oil and gas on public lands and in the Gulf of Mexico and Arctic Ocean.
Beyond the shop is the recreation centre, given over for the past two days to the symposium.
Downstairs in the recreation hall, over the sound of the coffee percolator, women took turns leading the prayers, calling out the page number in the prayer book to rescue the stragglers.
These results will also help improve the predictability of future changes of regional water resources, ecosystems, agriculture, and winter recreation activities over the central and eastern U.S., and also help resource-managers and decision-makers prepare corresponding adaptation plans for future warming.
Many critics agreed that season one of Parks and Recreation was over the top and silly.
This was reflected by (statistically non-significant) changes of 1 to 7 KOOS score points in pain, symptoms, and sport and recreation function over this time interval, compared to preoperative scores.
The family closed the island in the 1950s, and the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation took over its administration in 1967.
