Sentence examples for Be situated from inspiring English sources
verb
To place on or into a physical location. Most commonly used adjectivally in past participle.
- The statue is situated in a corner hardly visible to the public, except through a window from an outside maintenance area situated behind the building.
She can be situated only within her own emotional landscape.
Sunnydale High happens to be situated over the Hellmouth.
For example, a postage stamp can be situated within the broader postal system and a bicycle helmet can be situated within a broader transportation system.
The five-star Shannon Falls Spa & Resort will be situated between Howe Sound and Shannon Falls.
A wood-burning bread oven will be situated just inside the front door.
It will be situated, auspiciously, at the foot of Wall Street.
Begin walking in the general direction in which you feel the subway station may be situated.
Oddly, she says, the center was rumored to be situated above a graveyard.
Such a system would be situated just offshore and prevent future loss of sand.
Like the tents, the refugees wanted them to be situated in proximity of their family needs.
Many of these roles will be situated within councils, schools and aged care facilities.
