Sentences with phrase «wilderness where»

Life can often resemble a wilderness where we feel lost and discouraged.

The world isn't an irradiated wasteland, but rather a lush wilderness where nature has once again taken control.

There is also the state's failure to permit the building of new housing, driving housing settlements further and further into the wilderness where they are more vulnerable to fires and have fewer big - city resources to immediately fight them.

Is it better for bears to be moved further and further back into the wilderness where they might not survive or to co-exist with humans?

In 1972, my wife, fellow artist Bunny Tobias and I moved to Santa Fe and founded our studios on a mountain ranch near the Pecos Wilderness where we have lived a contemplative life close to nature in a rural setting where it is easy to explore the vast space of landscape.

Also, I wanted to paddle in a place surrounded by wilderness where one can see wildlife.

A running vacation through a wilderness where you sleep in lodges and rafts carry your stuff!

Kakadu National Park is an unspoiled wilderness where waterfalls cascade into rocky pools, where wetlands teem with wildlife, and where 40,000 years of cultural heritage is displayed in ancient Aboriginal rock art galleries.

Visiting Kafue National Park in Zambia and Hwange National Park in neighbouring Zimbabwe, this adventure takes in some of Africa's finest wilderness where wildlife thrives on vast savannah plains.

Fraser Island is a wilderness where lush rainforest grows in sand and rainforest birds and fascinating wildlife are found.

In this wilderness where we face overwhelming market forces, how can a trader achieve consistent performance?

Before filming Last of the Mohicans, he lived in complete isolation in the Alabama wilderness where he tracked, hunted, and skinned animals for food.

A wide cultural and geographic chasm separates Mobile, Ala., a Gulf Coast city where 86 public schools serve some 65,000 students, and the Lower Kuskokwim River region of Alaska, an Ohio - size tract of wilderness where 22 of the 23 communities have only one small school apiece, with student populations ranging from 10 to 190.

I see him as a voice for literacy in a Hollywood wilderness where communication in films rarely rises above a grin, a grunt or a tweet.

It isn't an easy sit, the end resolution a cultural demolition that, no matter how pure the intentions of the survivors might be, could prove to be even more heinous than the violence they, their compatriots and those standing against them all faced in a cold, lonely wilderness where every step could be someone's last.

The world isn't an irradiated wasteland, but rather a lush wilderness where nature has once again taken control.

So how do you fit something like that into a movie like The Good Dinosaur that takes place out in the wilderness where there aren't license plate numbers, room numbers, or anything with writing on it to sneak it in?

Samuel hires a drunken preacher, Parson Henry (played by David Zellner), to travel into the wilderness where, Samuel says, Penelope has been kidnapped.

A homemade raft is tethered at the end of a wooden jetty at the International Fleet's Veterans Retreat, a remote lakeside wilderness where Ender Wiggin (Asa Butterfield) greets his beloved sister, Valentine (Abigail Breslin).

After familiarizing ourselves with the controls, we moved on deep into the wilderness where the warrior was able to fire off a signal flare when Shrike was discovered.

Written by Chris Galletta, the film is about three unhappy teens (Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, Moises Arias) «who flee to the wilderness where they build a makeshift house and live off the land as masters of their own destiny.»

There are jump - scares that are more than just scares, as you'd imagine in a wilderness where the flora and fauna have mutated like cancer cells (a metaphor made plain in a classroom scene early in the film).

From this point on, there will be no peace in either man's life as a harrowing game of kill - or - be-killed is played out against the backdrop of the awe - inspiring and deceptively treacherous wilderness where the unforgiving law of the land takes deadly precedence over the civility of modern society.

It is thought that humble carob pods, which taste naturally sweet, sustained St. John in the wilderness where carob trees grow wild throughout the Mediterranean and Middle East.

The marsh was a wilderness where few people could live, or even wanted to.

Aldo Leopold, an American ecologist, forester, environmentalist, and author of A Sand County Almanac (1949), once described this Colorado River Delta as a «milk and honey wilderness where egrets gathered like a snowstorm, jaguars roamed, and wild melons grew.»

Andrew Zimmern goes deep into Alaska's wilderness where people hunt and gather food to get them through the long winter months.

He led his band of followers into the wilderness where they wandered for a period.

And if one disobeys God and has not been forgiven, then they are separated from God for all eternity in the wilderness where there is weeping and gnashing of teeth.

Elijah flees to the wilderness where he falls into despair and says to God, «It is enough.

The wilderness where I and others have found sustenance will hold little appeal to some men.

I was in a wilderness where God was getting me to a place where I could even conceive of entering in to His promised land.

God's plan and hope for our lives is often birthed out of our seasons in the wilderness where we have encountered brokenness, destruction and suffering.

The Jewish people first encountered Yahweh «in the wilderness» and the prophets spoke of going into the wilderness where God will speak «heart to heart».

It is in the wilderness where we lose sight of Godâ $ ™ s glory because so many other powers seem to have preeminence in our lives.

The Bible witnesses to the struggle of the Hebrews in the wilderness where they were so preoccupied with the lack of creature comforts that they constantly complained against God and Moses.

We have all watched you boldly take the way of abundance — no matter how the way twisted through wildernesses where He wooed, wildernesses where He never brings to abandon but only to bring us closer.

Not exact matches

Rubin's first offbeat choice is «a fascinating account of a young man's journey into the Alaskan wilderness — where he went, why he went, and how his story exemplifies a certain American dream.»

«The people of B.C. don't want our Pacific coast to be transformed into a export facility for dirty oil, no matter where the proposed pipeline runs,» says Ben West of the Wilderness Committee, an environmental group.

The school recently renewed its focus on leadership with a special capstone course and wilderness retreats to the Rocky Mountains, where students practise aboriginal survival methods.

Robinson began his career working as a park ranger in wilderness areas throughout British Columbia, where he was decorated for bravery by the Governor General of Canada.

He sings, «Some wander the wilderness, some drink cosmopolitans / Some cold science, some glean astroplanes / I can't tell where the canvas stops, homesick as an astronaut.»

JESUS did this also and if we have a look in the the Word of GOD in the book of Matthew 4:1 - 11, where JESUS was tested by satan in the wilderness.

In going to the wilderness he goes to the margin, where he is surrounded by the possibilities — by no means all good — that orthodoxy has excluded.

Opening our hands and letting the wilderness — the unknown — be the wild place where new life begins.

Notice the sequence of the narration: Jesus hears that Herod Antipas has thrown John into prison; Jesus withdraws (apparently from Judea where he had been baptized and endured the wilderness trials) into Galilee; Jesus moves his place of dwelling; this move fulfills ancient prophecy (Matt.

Not knowing where to go, he stumbled through the wilderness until he was saved by a band of Indians whose friendship he had won while in Plymouth.

and a scholar who lived there for many years suggests that it would be very nice if we could understand the reference to the hills / wilderness as indicating where the shepherd went to look for the lost sheep, assuming that he had left the flock safely in the fold (E.F.F. Bishop, «Parable of the Lost or Wandering Sheep», ATR 44 [1962], 44 - 57.)

But for 40 years, God's people wandered in the wilderness because they refused to believe that God had given them a land where everything had been prepared — the work was finished.

The priest was to lay his hands upon the scapegoat, symbolically passing all of Israel's sins upon the goat, and then the goat was to be sent away into the wilderness, where it (presumably) died, taking all the sins of Israel with it into the grave.