Sentence examples for dot on the maps from inspiring English sources

The location-based social networking app posted the video on Vimeo Wednesday, explaining that each dot on the maps of New York City and Tokyo "represents a single check-in, while the straight lines link sequential check-ins".

And dot-on-the-map Kishangarh did something entirely else.

These are dot-on-the-map burgs, seemingly built to emphasize Florida's untamed beauty.

To speak of "the recovery" as if it were a single, generalised phenomenon is to overlook the nuances, for post-Katrina progress varies radically from one dot on the map to another.

The city remained merely a dot on the map.

It's not even a dot on the map.

"Ukraine is not a real country, Ukraine is a microscopic dot on the map," she said.

Our own New Jersey Turnpike history includes frequent detours to a dot on the map called Perrineville.

Compared with Chicago Reno is an infinitesimal dot on the map as a divorce centre.

"But little Jamaica, that dot on the map, is right there with them".

"It's a dot on the map 100 miles north of Jackson".