Sentences with phrase «reclaimed by nature»

Walking single file, most of us were trying our best to absorb the fact that there is almost as much plastic debris as pebbles across the old runway that is slowly being reclaimed by nature.

The stately theater, beauty shop, and public aquarium are gradually being reclaimed by nature.

The piece is haunting and foreboding; with the effects of climate change growing more severe each year, one wonders whose house will next be reclaimed by nature's waters.

Assemble came up with the idea after peering through the grill of a derelict house on a neighbouring street to see the front room being reclaimed by nature.

His photographs invoke the former grandeur of the site over different seasons, capturing hints of buried streets and infrastructure now reclaimed by nature.

The scene is set in the far future, on an Earth reclaimed by nature, where human tribes scrabble for survival in the shadows of vast mountains and the remnants of long - lost civilisation.

The game features a female protagonist in a post-apocalyptic world reclaimed by nature, after mass civilization has vanished and robot creatures roam the earth.

This new world has been reclaimed by nature in the most beautiful, verdant way imaginable, except for one addition: robot dinosaurs (which, OK, might not really be robot dinosaurs but robot animals.)

It's a familiar scenario: a cautionary glimpse at how quickly the Earth moves on without the intrusions of humanity, manifesting itself as a world that has been thoroughly reclaimed by nature.

Filled with ruins reclaimed by nature, the game evokes a real feeling of hopelessness for humanity in the beginning.

Lately, I've been just consumed with Horizon: Zero Dawn, a post-apocalyptic third person open world game where the Earth has been reclaimed by nature and human's have been pushed... Continue reading →

Shipwrecks tend to fascinate people everywhere because of their breathtaking transformation from man - made technology to an underwater reef reclaimed by nature.

In San Francisco lies a small pocket of humanity fighting for survival in a post-plague world where foliage - covered city streets and concrete buildings are being reclaimed by nature.

«The commercial opens on a time - lapse view of a world reclaimed by nature after a mysterious cataclysm, leading up to the era presented in Horizon Zero Dawn,» Sony says.

Its incongruous architecture, reclaimed by nature, and hostile automatons reflect Nier: Automata.

Not exact matches

Calvin asked whether human beings have a natural knowledge of God (his answer was yes); whether they can arrange what they know from nature into an intelligible pattern known as natural theology (his answer was no); and whether redeemed — and only redeemed — human beings can construct a legitimate theology of nature by reclaiming nature as a useful source of the true knowledge of God (his answer was yes).

Full Wilderness advocates also shot down arguments of the permanence of the structures, saying there are already signs that nature is reclaiming them, and that much of the now - protected areas of the Adirondack Park were once shaped by man.

Gernot's is a hospitality suite of handsome décor inspired by nature's spectrum: local reclaimed heritage wooden walls, a stone hearth fireplace, a stunning Swarovski chandelier, floor to ceiling windows with full sliding doors that take you to the outdoor patio overlooking the breathtaking views of Lake Okanagan.

At once ethereal and vividly tangible, with its rain - slicked cobblestones, and moss - covered pillars, its history was partially obscured by nature's reclaiming work.

Using the form of landscape photography, a tradition born with industrial expansion, these photographs evidence nature's force as it reclaims land subdued and ruled by a myopic civilization.

He shows the disintegration of structures and markings left by human beings as nature reclaims the land.

The exhibition is inspired by the High Line as a controlled environment that encapsulates, on the one hand, the modern dream of humans taming nature, and on the other, the promise of nature reclaiming its control.

Work with Mother Nature The floor stone was reclaimed from a Tennessee house by architect Philip Johnson.