Sentence examples for front of the map from inspiring English sources

In the latest video, Lt Carman stands in front of the map.

As soon as she arrived in front of the map of Manhattan, Ms. Ciecierski, 46, recounted her arrival in New York 22 years ago and spoke of her first home in the city on Gramercy Park South.

Usually we visualise just the front of the map, which relates to the samples or objects in the dataset.

These routes together runs across the diagonal of the map and looked similar to the routes on the front of the map, suggesting that they were drawn first as an anchor that the rest of the map relied on (see Fig. 25 in [2]).

I also let my eyes go blurry and focus sort of behind or in front of the map.

George Cowling gave the first weather forecast while being televised in front of the map in 1954.

The front cover of the map books featured a high-resolution satellite image of the overall study area and cluster boundaries, annotated with local landmarks (Web Figure 1, available at http://aje.oxfordjournals.org/).org/

A desk has been set in front of this map.

People were running in every direction, and I was feeling very stupid standing in front of the subway map--all the stations were neatly marked in Japanese!

The Dan Rather of Iran reads the news in front of a map of the world; the Frank Sinatra of Iran sings in front of a sentimental pastel of a snowcapped mountain.

Its only surviving visual records are a few production stills, printed in the Moving Picture News and Motion Picture World, showing scenes of the family and a still of Dorothy standing in front of a map of the North Atlantic pointing to the location of the Titanic.