Sentence examples similar to a special locale from inspiring English sources
"It is curious; one never thinks of attaching 'Hamlet' to any special locale," the critic Kenneth Tynan once wrote of Shakespeare's tragedy, and the director Michael Almereyda has brilliantly seized upon that by rooting his voluptuous and rewarding new adaptation of the play in today's Manhattan.
This proper inhibition will calibrate them for focusing on a particular locale.
A significant dichotomy in the visibility properties of both riverbanks mirrors differences in the archaeological record of sites and suggest that some of these sites might have been special locales with social impact as cultural landscapes.
I have written about those special locales in Urbanism Without Effort, and inferred associated people-based criteria of comfort and scale.
More than 80percentt who married in a foreign land said they wanted a "special, fun or exotic locale". But a nearly-as-high 72percentt said they preferred a "more intimate wedding/fewer guests/close friends". In other words, throwing a destination wedding has become a kinder, gentler way of keeping boorish Uncle Lou away.
The Wine Flights concept has also been appropriated and represents a special feature of this locale.
Limited to 18. Examines developmental dynamics of rapidly urbanizing locales, with a special focus on the developing world.
There are a dozen locales around town but Da Giovanni is a special place, where I always bring my class for a celebratory end-of-year party.
Green Bay is truly a special, special situation.
A special camera, perhaps?
