Sentence examples for adverb of locality from inspiring English sources

One sharp-eyed example: A study of letters from military families noticed nothing about the sentence "there will be Six little orphans on the Street if my Son doesn't come back home soon" except the improper usage of "there," an "adverb of locality".

The second assumption is that of locality.

The sense of locality is disappearing.

If the exclamation point is the adverb of punctuation, then italics are the Ambien of typography.

In his messages and video-diary log entries, Watney's adverb of choice is "luckily".

An adverb of place or direction follows a verb with which it is semantically bound: We arrived home after dark.

Adverbs of time usually occur at the beginning or end of a sentence, seldom in the middle.

In "Adverbs of Quantification" (1975a), Lewis notes several difficulties in translating sentences involving "usually", "frequently", "rarely" or related adverbs into first-order logic or some similar formal system.

Adverbs are either relative adverbs or adverbs of frequency.

"Stop sending your children to study outside of your locality.

New area of Zhuankou locality.