Sentence examples for return to civilisation from inspiring English sources

And even if he has changed, there's every chance the return to civilisation will change him back.

Both of them wandered a long way off the tourist trail in the Alaskan wilderness, and neither knew when they would return to civilisation.

Vie Sauvage follows a family who have opted to live rough in the countryside, but who face a split when the mother decides to return to civilisation.

She cites social media posts that complain of being "trapped" in Iqaluit or describe trips home as a return to civilisation.

After the first three hours, they stopped begging to return to civilisation, and invented an elaborate game involving the collection and exchange of bones and pine cones.

We should have been thrilled at the prospect of a hot shower, yet it was a huge anticlimax to return to "civilisation" after being in the wilderness for five days.

We talk of "returning to civilisation" when we come back to town from the countryside.

There's also loner Bob Harte, whose wife left him at the refuge and returned to civilisation.

What struck him on returning to civilisation after seven years in the jungle was the hope he saw on people's faces.

He escapes with the dashing Alan Breck, and after a journey through Jacobite Scotland is safely returned to civilisation and his inheritance.

A reclusive and pompous newspaper magnate is mistakenly kidnapped and abandoned in a Borders cottage, then returned to civilisation by means of a hillwalking boot-camp and a by-election, to discover he is the target of a political plot.