Sentence examples for from a locale from inspiring English sources

Historians differ on the exact origin of the settlers, but they do agree that most of them were Slavs who migrated westward from the vast Russian Plain, probably from a locale in between the Black Sea and the Carpathian Mountains.

One reason why people are excited about North American gas is that many gas-using companies want to buy from a locale that doesn't face political risks, said Maartin Bloemen, a Toronto-based portfolio manager with Templeton Global Equity Group.

A drama about surfing and spirituality, it takes place in the gritty border town of Imperial Beach, California, a stone's throw from Tijuana — a locale where Kem Nunn, who co-created "John," set one of the novels that have earned his work the term "surf noir".

And she was from the South, a locale that was just about as far as one could get from the glitter and irony of New York publishing circles.

(Members of an immediate biological family belong to different totems, or Dreamings. Totem membership can be determined in various ways, from association with a locale to an acknowledgment of spiritual kinship).

Bungie composer Martin O'Donnell remembered that the studio's location, a former girl's school next to a crack house, "smelled like a frat house after a really long weekend" and reminded staff of a locale from the Silent Hill horror video games.

An article published alongside this paper in GigaScience this month unfolds yet another novel genomics-stimulated innovation — a unique grassroots endeavor to sequence the genome of a critically endangered species from a remote locale where the species survives and is empowered by the local citizenry who wanted to help [ 2].

The typical partnership would be, say, two financial backers and one trader who brought merchandise to or from a distant locale.

Why would people go to the bother of transporting the deer from a remote locale rather than nearby Scotland?

An in-studio show may sound great, but a call-in show, or a news report filed by phone from a noisy locale is something else.

Yet TEK differs from science for Kimmerer in important ways: TEK observations tend to be qualitative, and they create a diachronic database, that is, a record of observations from a single locale over a long time period.