Sentence examples for Tangible place from inspiring English sources

"They give you a tangible place to put your feelings".

It seemed to make Palestine a more tangible place, their place, some said.

Home, of course, in baseball as in life, is also a tangible place.

That is what really holds the group together, and it becomes a tangible place that people can show and go to".

As William Mason, a former admissions director at Bowdoin College and Williams who is now a counselor at St .Mark's School in Southborough, Mass., put it, "Athletics is seen as the one tangible place where alumni who are not physically there can connect to their school".

With iCloud, Apple is transforming the cloud from an almost tangible place that you visit to find your stuff, to a place that only exists in the background.

"In a place like Harlem, I believe it's important to hold on to the tangible places where black artists lived and created," said Watson.

The gift of the nursing profession, and it is a gift, has brought me to faraway places But the less tangible places that I, as a nurse, have traveled, places where there are no postcards or passports, have been the real adventures of my nursing career.

He was impressed by a modern prosperity built on tobacco, chocolate, "and soap and clothes and a hundred other things"; and assets that were less tangible: "the place has dignity … It has kept its civic pride.

"I want something very tangible in place that would be encouraging for those of us who have to carry the ball," Mr. Howard said, adding that Mr. Bush's push for more local control and his plea for high standards were "pie-in-the-sky, hopeful kinds of things that we have existed on for years and years".

Fishing, however, is the main threat, and hence a tangible starting place for making conservation gains.