The ideal park, he concludes, "is not sitting in isolation; it's connected to everything else around it".
They also are often subject to solitary confinement like adults -- 16- and 17-year-olds sitting in isolation 23 hours a day, for days, weeks, and months at a time.
Sitting in isolation on the left was Lynn Barber.
In front of you, sitting in splendid isolation on a hillside overlooking the blue waters of the Marmara Sea and a small pebble beach below, is the restaurant, a collection of vine-shaded terraces with rickety wooden tables and chairs.
Taking an old furniture advertisement, with its half-tone pictures of heavily upholstered settees and easy chairs ("3-piece suite £21"), Whiteread obscures the entire page with dull grey paint, leaving only a single ugly chair, sitting in dismal isolation.
Sleeps two, £720 a week in July/August, £366 low season, 01326 555555, classic.co.uk Enchanted lakeside: COUNTY FERMANAGH There's a storybook quality to this little thatched cottage with whitewashed walls and red front door, sitting in splendid isolation on the edge of the Fermanagh lakelands.
That's what the polls predict this time too – another victory of sorts for Harper, another weak showing by the Liberals, with the Bloc Quebecois sitting in glacial isolation, all part of the convoluted nature of Canadian politics and its electoral structure.
So here I am sitting in splendid isolation on a 47-seater tourist bus.
Up until then, the 700 square mile island had been sitting in splendid sunlit isolation for about 10 million years, since it first emerged from the Indian Ocean in a series of volcanic eruptions.
By pulsing all animals sitting in the same isolation cabinet at once, a PRC can be created (Fig. 5D).
When I first moved to Broadstairs in Kent, not knowing a solitary soul, I coped with the isolation by sitting in Morelli's, looking out to sea like some kind of marginally less tragic French Lieutenant's woman furnished with a milky coffee and hot buttered toast.
