Sentence examples for I would locate from inspiring English sources

The notion of the future in an intellectual and philosophical way would connect to some sort of optimism; I would locate that in the 1950s and 60s, when in the United States there was enormous optimism for the future.

In other words, I would locate the so-called "central" problem one step earlier than Koonin does in his manuscript: if we (evolutionists) were asked to explain replication in general, we might get in trouble, and we might be seriously tempted by metaphysical arguments.

When my first opus finally appeared in print, a few weeks after I'd completed it, I'd locate it in bookshops -- it was a virtual porn best seller -- and offer to autograph it.

For me, the season has to have a hairline fracture of rot running through its real heart, and I'd locate it at least a couple of months later.

In June, Yahoo announced that it would locate a data center in Buffalo, New York, to take advantage of the "micro-climate" to cool the servers entirely with outside air.

Dr. Michael Stocker, chief executive of Empire Blue Cross, said that the company was looking at temporary space in Brooklyn and New Jersey, while it decided exactly where it would locate permanently.

Ms. Gilbert-Biro of Chase said the company had not determined where it would locate the permanent headquarters for the combined company, J. P. Morgan Chase & Company.

In October 2009, Boeing said it would locate its second line at a new, nonunion plant in South Carolina.

I'd been idly and only semi-consciously asking myself what these nocturnal intervals at B.W.I. reminded me of, and now, suddenly, I'd located my metaphor.

I liked science fiction, but the science fiction I'd located up to that point wasn't hip or funny or dark enough for my tastes.

Two hundred pages later I'd located ample evidence for understanding his pain and sense of isolation, his longing to be heard.