breathing place造句

• He was also a member of the steering board for the BBC's Breathing Places campaign.
• In 2007 ?0, 000 was received from the Big Lottery Fund's Breathing Places grant programme to enhance the environment and organise activities in the park.
• From 2005 to 2008 it co-operated with the BBC for their " Springwatch " programme and the BBC's " Breathing Places " series of events held at woods.
• Just one generation away from relative poverty, many working mothers in Singapore saw their work place as a " breathing place " where they can escape from the demands of the home.
• It is depicted as a " living, breathing place ", In the " Lab Rat " comic, the facility is described as a " beautiful and terrible " place, " a metastasized amalgam of add-ons, additions and appropriations.
• The place became known as Damdama i . e . a halting place ( or breathing place ), this place is now referred to as Damdama Sahib ( In 1737, Damdama Sahib was considered to be the highest seat of learning for the Sikhs ).
• His vision for the possibility of long term planning for London's green spaces was illustrated within his work, " Hints for Breathing Places for Metropolis " published in 1829 . He envisioned city growth being carefully shaped and circulation influenced by the inclusion of green belts.
• In the first three phases of the campaign, over Wildlife Trusts are also involved in the partnership . " Breathing Places " evolved from an earlier BBC campaign called " Make Space for Nature ", launched in 2004 to coincide with " Britain Goes Wild with Bill Oddie ".
• Though at the time he had no idea that this would become be a waterfront park dedicated in his names T . R . once said " I wish that we citizens of Oyster Bay could make here a breathing place for all the people of this neighborhood especially the less fortunate ones ."
• His first collection, " Listeners at the Breathing Place ", chosen for the Princeton Series of Contemporary Poets, was described as " inviting and impressive " in the Library Journal Maxine Kumin called it " a first book to be proud of, " and Miranda " a versatile and sensitive poet . " Writing in " Poetry ", Michael Heffernan called the book " breathtaking ."