Sentence examples for a map of tomorrow from inspiring English sources

In deconstructing classics of theater (from O'Neill's "Emperor Jones" to Racine's "Phèdre") with whiz-bang video and sound devices, the company didn't seem to aspire to laying out a map of tomorrow, á la H. G. Wells or Jules Verne.

Whereas in a patient with chronic hypertension, targeting an MAP of 80 85 mmHg appears to be a reasonable first step.

Even with the static, she sees clearly, as though there were a map in front of her, a map of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

It was known as Port Cooper in the 1830s and appears as Port Victoria on a map of 1849.

Update: Here's a map of 2014 crime rates by county, courtesy of The Washington Post graphics reporters Dan Keating and Denise Lu, who explained the data here.

The name Río Bravo shows up for the first time on a map of 1536 compiled by a royal Spanish cartographer.

It was a leisure destination as early as the beginning of the 17th century and a map of 1635 marks a plot of land with "hath bin A Boulding Alley".

Mona Hatoum's Interior Landscape is a room containing a bed sprung with barbed wire and a pillow embroidered with a map of pre-1967 Palestine in the artist's own hair.

What use is a map of yesterday's river?

A map of 1823 called it Strathon Edge.

YourCoast shows users a map of 1,563 access points that the commission tracks along the California coast.