Sentence examples for with a wilderness from inspiring English sources

He arrives now with "A Wilderness of Error," a book about the convicted murderer Jeffrey MacDonald.

Nevertheless, this is a place that caters well for children, with a wilderness play area and family art workshops linked to the portraits in the house.

Here, manicured lawns and statues contrast with a wilderness of oak, linden and sycamore trees, as well as the Cassarate river mouth regeneration area with walkways, which was completed last year.

Leading islanders, such as the dictator General Pica, and places like the capital, Bodoni, were named after fonts of type and their measurements: he even got away with a wilderness area on the north island called Wodj of Type.

It also includes a period re-creation of a Jerusalem street market, with actors in costume as the merchants and buyers; and the KidVenture area, with a wilderness rock-climbing wall, a "misting station" and toy and gift shops.

There will probably be offers from ITV and Sky (ironically, as Rupert Murdoch papers have been among his chief recent tormentors) but Ross has imploded before – with a wilderness period after the end of his Channel 4 contracts in the 90s – and, by any recent standards, there is likely to be a period of reduced visibility and income.

"With the national recognition that comes with being named a wilderness area, a few more people will head to the Cedars, but probably not too many," he said.

He is still involved with the Adirondack Council, a wilderness preservation group in upstate New York where he grew up.

Not long before taking his own life, Mr. Vann's father asked his son, then entering the eighth grade, if he would spend the year homesteading with him in a wilderness cabin on a southeastern Alaskan lake.

Yet what I knew reeked of despair: Grief was a wilderness with no signposts, a desert littered with mirages that made progress impossible to evaluate.

Try to balance it out with an executive order creating a wilderness reserve somewhere with no recoverable fossil fuels underground.