Sentence examples for wide wilderness from inspiring English sources

He would catch the train north, then take a bus for he had no car and somehow make his way towards the wide wilderness where the factory towns ran out and the fells began.

I felt located, too, but I could also imagine that if I hollered, my voice might not ever bounce back — that where I was, precisely, was a ridge top in a wide wilderness on a spinning rock in outer space.

I'll always remember it fondly as a place for crackpots, warez, and web tenderfoots trepidatiously entering the World Wide Wilderness.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is a thousands-of-miles-wide wilderness of plastic water bottles, old trainers, TVs, and foam packaging material in various degrees of disintegration.

"In the film, people going astray in the thicket of their hearts would wander into a wider wilderness …" The bristling beauty of the film emerged from Kurosawa's quest to reconnect with the roots of the art form, which he worried were in danger of being eclipsed.

A winter ski tour in Colorado's 10th Mountain Division huts system is the stuff adventures are made of: cold weather, iced-up skis, heavy packs laden with survival gear (plus a wee pint of brandy to keep you warm at night), snowshoe hares, wide-open wilderness without a soul in sight, and open skies with a million more stars than you ever thought possible.

This can be someplace as simple as a trail in your local park or someplace as exciting as the wide-open wilderness — with the right attitude, both can offer great opportunities for exploration.

Minecraft sets you loose in what amounts to a wide-open virtual wilderness — rendered in 1980s-style blocky graphics — and allows you to build your own hovel, home or castle.

As such, they will satisfy the visitors' every need and whim, save one the ease of venturing far and wide in the scary wilderness beyond the garden walls.

The barrier island, seven miles long and one mile wide, retains its natural wilderness and sense of remoteness because you can get there only by boat.

The romanticized descriptions of Canada and Canadians were a giveaway; it's mostly perceived as a wide expanse of unexplored wilderness, filled with women eager host a nobel American man fleeing the burning ruins of his homeland.