Sentence examples for culture map from inspiring English sources

And it put MTV on the pop culture map.

Several thousand people took to the streets on Sunday in a display of support for an arts centre that locals hoped would put the city on the global culture map.

Madison Square Park has become a destination on the art and culture map, according to Julián Zugazagoitia, director of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Mo.

Meanwhile, Craig was active in supporting roles such as one of the teenage "beach babes" in Gidget (1959), the film that put surfing and California beach life on the pop culture map, and, in the same year, in the biopic The Gene Krupa Story, as the party girl who tries to seduce the eponymous drug-addicted jazz drummer (Sal Mineo).

Mr. Gehry's branch of the Guggenheim Museum put a previously obscure city on the culture map; in Maxxi's case, it's an obscure residential neighborhood beyond the old walls, although the hope is that the museum might get tourists thinking of Rome in general as a destination for new art, not just old.

Micro-distilleries, micro-breweries, and a passion for green cities has put this area on the business culture map.

The response to that map convinced him to establish Ephemera Press in his home in Park Slope, Brooklyn, to produce "culture maps" of other neighborhoods that have had significant cultural impact.

www.thirteen.org/pharaohs The Secrets of the Pharoahs features a timeline of 4,000 years of Egyptian culture, maps showing historic sites and a look at the process of mummification.

www.thirteen.org/pharaohs The Secrets of the Pharaohs features a timeline of 4,000 years of Egyptian culture, maps showing historic sites and a look at the process of mummification.

Emphasizing the situationists' initial phase of activity unity urbanism Simon Sadler locates the movement within European postwar culture, mapping the relation to mainstream architecture and urbanism as well as to more experimental architectural practices.

Despite differences in language, appearance, or culture, maps are universal touchstones in human civilization.