Sentence examples for empty area of from inspiring English sources
Right-click on an empty area of the Quick Launch toolbar and make sure that Quick Launch is checked on the pop-up menu.
Watch, as the police ordered those on the front rows of this rear seating section up the narrow stairwell, into the one empty area of the packed stand – the narrow rear corridor I'd just strolled down – and wait, as the nine rows in this section started to slowly empty backwards.
It also helps ensure that the large settlement of Maale Adumim — a suburb of 32,000 people east of Jerusalem, where most of its residents work — will remain under Israeli control, along with the currently empty area of 4.6 square miles known as E1, between Maale Adumim and Jerusalem, which Israel also intends to keep.
After poring over their maps some more, they decided that the logical region for the capital was a fertile, temperate, and empty area of sixty thousand square miles comprising parts of the states of Goiás, Minas Gerais, and Baja and lying halfway between Belém, in Brazil's far north, and Uruguay, in the south.
When a frightened citizen spots her in an otherwise empty area of the police station and asks if she is there to take his statement, she answers, "Does this look like the haircut of someone who takes statements?" Madeleine desperately wants her precinct to have the lowest homicide rate so she'll have a shot at becoming mayor.
Even with the naked eye, the scientists recognized that empty area of bone indicated a tumor had once sat there.
A human tragedy was narrowly avoided as the aircraft crashed in an empty area on the island of Långholmen.
The jagged strokes, expressive unreal colours – the tree roots are blue – and empty areas of canvas are just as suggestive as those menacing crows.
They aim the missiles at empty areas of the roofs to frighten residents into leaving the buildings, a tactic called "a knock on the roof".
The inclusion of the new lease tracts angered environmental groups, which were already critical of the bureau's original lease proposal, made public this fall, because they said it could lead to industrial activity in empty areas of the state, some prized for their sweeping vistas, like Desolation Canyon, and others for their ancient petroglyphs, like Nine Mile Canyon.
Later, in a television interview, he said that the majority of the Israeli public "has given up the idea of land for peace"; that Israel should declare sovereignty over the Jewish settlements and empty areas of the West Bank; and that the fate of Palestinian "blocks" should be "determined in an agreement with Jordan".
