Sentence examples for returned to nature from inspiring English sources

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the area should be returned to nature.

The process starts with removing harmful chemicals, so that materials can be salvaged or returned to nature without fear of leaching toxins.

Closed since the Seventies, this tiny resort has returned to nature, with a dozen secluded pools steaming gently amid ferns and swaying alders.

The non-space that is no part of any official development package becomes the only space: covert, returned to nature, forbidden.

Since its purchase by the National Trust it has been lovingly returned to nature and is now a significantly more tranquil place.

Close by in the Ffestiniog Valley is Cae'n-y-Coed, a 2.5-hectare, or 6-acre, sloping tract of wood and the scene of 16 grown sculptures, some of which are still visible, others having returned to nature.

It was land returning to nature.

We emerged out of nature and when we die we return to nature.

Poles were to be left in place, to weather and eventually return to nature, unless a clan decided otherwise.

I'm aware of the romantic idea of returning to nature, but the Amazon is not idyllic.

For a company to say a product is biodegradable, it must "completely break down and return to nature" within one year.