Sentence examples for conveniently sited from inspiring English sources
Conveniently sited about 400 metres from the Columbia River, the pools have leaked some 15m gallons of contaminated water.
The hotel building forms just part of part of the Abraj al-Bait complex, a Gotham City-like eruption of seven huge towers, conveniently sited a stone's throw from the Great Mosque.
Yet it is a trivial matter to drive the short distance to the city limits and buy a gun at one of the many shops conveniently sited there.Evidence suggests that this is just what many people do.
It was probably played by more members of the ruling class than any other game, and its courses were conveniently sited well away from patrolling policemen and passers-by.
Probably the most direct – or crass – display at last week's Art Basel Hong Kong fair was an array of Andy Warhol dollar signs, conveniently sited right by the entrance to the VIP lounge.
Although very conveniently sited for passengers, Ramsgate Harbour station presented severe operating difficulties.
The governor's canal and fishpond have been recreated, and are sited conveniently near another of his innovations, a boxwood maze.
If you insist on hearing a preview, check out the orchestra's own Web site, which is http://www.iftaf.org/iftafframe.htm (conveniently, both sites are in English as well as German).
There is no virtual try-on feature, but conveniently the site helps shoppers narrow their choices by breaking down offerings according to frame size (wide, medium, narrow) and face shapes (heart, oval, round, square).
The first PCA axis accounts for 38.1% of total variance explained, and conveniently distinguishes sites with high Nr deposition (positive scores) from those more influenced by climate warming (negative scores).
It makes plenty of sense for Amazon to be eyeing up prime Tube real-estate — which could enable it to build out a whole conveniently-sited network of its delivery Lockers in the U.K. Capital — giving London's commuters a handy stop-off point to get their goods.
