Sentence examples for became a location from inspiring English sources

The building site became a location, as did the exterior of the building, in an area of west London that is punctuated by industrial units (still), postwar housing and flyovers, as eventually did the completed interiors.

We describe this case study, and how this became a location to articulate and explore four integrated dimensions of responsible innovation: anticipation, reflexivity, inclusion and responsiveness.

Las Vegas has become a location for respectable, even family, holidays.

The bedroom is a place which, from its initial tantalising promise, too easily becomes a location of dread.

The group stresses that it does not want the place to become a location where users would inject.

London's Aldwych station has become a favourite for movie shoots, while Toronto's Lower Bay has become a location for parties during the city's huge film festival.

The Louvre will become a location for parts of the film adaptation of "The Da Vinci Code," the best-selling novel by Dan Brown, under an agreement in principle announced yesterday by Henri Loyrette, right, the director of the museum.

It could become a location for porn movies: an example of which, not yet quite rapid enough in Nicholas Hytner's otherwise exemplary production, is the farcical centrepiece of the evening: Reach for the Thigh.

Berkeley residents "do not want to become a location for suburban malls or big-box retail centers; they want to preserve the character of the city and its historic neighborhoods".

The difference here is the mobile-first startup is expanding its horizons way beyond its iOS roots in order to become a location-based city guide and recommendation service, sort of moving towards Yelp while Yelp ironically moves towards Foursquare.

Thus, it becomes a location-specific orchestra with notation culled from untraditional sources. .