Sentence examples for wild zone from inspiring English sources
Double Domino is by Stormy Atlantic out of Precious Queenie, by Wild Zone.
My four-year-old twins played for hours in the small Wild Zone adventure playground, which features child-size sand martin holes just like the real ones you can watch, close-up, outside the cafe.
A shady moist area in the back corner of the lot is perfect for a wild zone of woody shrubs like viburnums, oak-leaf hydrangeas, Carolina allspice, winterberry, inkberry or serviceberry, with wet-loving perennials like Siberian iris, ligularia, lobelia or Joe-Pye weed.
The RSPB said its Discovery Centre and Wild Zone activity area, which are also part of the £2m project, are due to open in April.
We also have to say that our current lifestyle is not what people might expect after seeing, for instance, "Wild Zone".
(Topics for guide to cover: city organization, prep for wild zone), warn about pickpockets and danger of photographing prostitutes -- wide shots from bridge are fine, misc.
This paper will consider legal and illicit drug use in relation to changing leisure spaces, reflecting on different types of leisure space from the formal, controlled and purpose built licensed leisure locations of the modern urban landscape to the illicit, unregulated and wild zones beyond.
In the colonial era the region was part of the wild boundary zone between the lands of the Catawba Indians and their enemies, the Cherokee.
The Arctic is not the Wild West zone of popular imagination, but neither is it a region where international cooperation is complete.
A suitability model was designed in GIS environment to assess the suitability of an area for tourism considering suitability factors such as land cover types, wild animal zone, unique features, topography and distance to a road.
The Taliban nowadays often adjudicate quarrels in the tribal areas, a wild buffer zone that runs along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan.The attack illustrated two problems with the drone war in the tribal regions: the risk of civilian casualties, and Pakistan's ambiguous attitude towards America's use of drones.
