Sentence examples for begin to locate from inspiring English sources
Once the mapping is complete, planners can begin to locate possible ski trail networks, or pods, using Geographic Information Systems software applications, which involve the manipulation of electronic maps and other data.
Having found proof of these Freya installations, Jones and the other scientists under his command could begin devising countermeasures against the system, and the RAF could begin to locate and destroy the installations themselves.
Our study is novel in that it aims to ground itself in a particular standpoint, not to focus on individual subjective experiences or meaning, but to begin to locate the social coordination of the work of primary care physicians as it is provided in and across both community and academic health care settings.
Always negotiate your rates before you begin to locate properties.
Pull out a telescope, and begin to locate the nebula.
To protect travelers, miners, and other settlers from Native Americans, the U.S. government began to locate army posts at key sites.
Wisconsin became a state in 1848, and, through the efforts of Leonard J. Farwell, a wealthy businessman from Milwaukee, industries began to locate in the city about 1850.
So players began to locate one another and exchange information, and eventually 7,000 curious souls created a Web site of their own to crack the game's increasingly arcane riddles.
But by the time Christianity was legalised in 312, they had begun to locate the divine in other human beings, a controversial idea that inspired intense debates about the divinity of Jesus.
After Arnhem was liberated in April 1945, Grave Registration Units of the British 2nd Army moved into the area and began to locate the Allied dead.
The full citation for Baskeyfield's Victoria Cross appeared in a supplement to the London Gazette on 23 November 1944, reading: After Arnhem was liberated in April 1945, Grave Registration Units of the British 2nd Army moved into the area and began to locate the Allied dead.
