Sentence examples for dots on the map from inspiring English sources

Like nearby Garden City and Belle Harbor, Manhasset will always be known as one of those tiny dots on the map that took a disproportionate hit Sept. 11.

Pro tip: Yellow dots on the map mean a straightforward level, while red ones indicate a secret exit or two.

Inspired by Stevan Riley's marvellous 2011 film of the same name, this is Simon Lister's shot at describing and understanding one of the finest sports teams ever – or "several dots on the map, dominating the world" as their fast bowler Andy Roberts puts it – and the effect it had on that world.

There were 32 black dots on the map, and they were, to be polite, misleading.

Some municipalities are merely dots on the map, maybe a mile wide, surrounded on all sides by a larger township.

They're all the red dots on the map below, which you can click on to see further detail.

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.

There's not much between Sedona and Phoenix, but one dot on the map caught my eye: Rock Springs.

But for regions that have a lot of red dots on the maps shown above, don't be surprised to see a forecast "bust" pretty regularly.