In medieval European theatre, mansions, or small booths, each representing a different locale, were arranged around the playing area.
Each of the stories is rooted in a different locale, with datelines as far afield as Chicago, Paris and New Zealand.
The franchise would be in a different locale with a different nickname.
In the later volumes, recorded at a different locale, the piano comes through with more clarity and naturalness.
Her husband, Philip Rawlins, grew up in a busy, bustling household too, but in a very different locale.
It is surrounded by commonplace elements of the city — traffic, baby carriages, row houses — yet there is no denying that the tiny patch evokes an entirely different locale.
"It's one of the very best races in part because it's a different locale and a different neighborhood, but also because it's a difficult course," said Bill Staab, the president of the West Side Runners Clubb.
I confess that I once wrote a letter (to the Town of Hempstead, not Nassau County -- same machine, different locale) demanding the repaving of an appallingly deteriorated parking field in my neighborhood.
In a different locale, it remains to be seen whether these assumptions might require adaptation to fit the particular assumptions of the prevailing culture.
Because, as is often said of a much different locale, what happens in Hudson Yards will certainly stay there, and for a long time to come.
The orchid reappeared (in a different locale) in the 1950s, then again in the '80s, and most recently after a 23-year pause in 2009.
