Neverland

Example Sentences

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They call us Pedro Pan children because we’ve been sent to live in Neverland while we wait for our parents to come and find us.

From Literature

Beyond Prodigy’s Neverland jungle compound is a crowded city resembling the slums of “Blade Runner.”

From Salon

When they start their lives in their adult bodies, they are introduced in their “transition” suits — fitted, monochromatic white sets that resemble stretched gauze — and receive a tailored, structured wardrobe from which they can each choose a limited assortment of pieces with a controlled color palette that has more richness and life than the corporation’s staff uniforms: “Their daywear clothing feels individualized but is really a uniform, illustrating that they are each products developed in Neverland.”

From Los Angeles Times

He seems to identify himself with Pan, whose narcissism he shares; he has named his secret “research island” Neverland, reads passages from Barrie’s book and shows his young subjects a clip from the 1953 Disney film before their transfer.

From Los Angeles Times

They’re being raised and studied on Neverland Research Island, a name that doesn’t give off creepy Dr. Moreau vibes at all.

From Salon