Sentence examples for grid references from inspiring English sources
noun
Plural of grid reference
Ordnance Survey grid references: The Druidstone Hotel can be found at National Grid coordinates SM 862 16862
Ordnance Survey grid references: The Britannia Inn can be found at National Grid coordinates NY 326 047.
Samuel provides all but Ordnance Survey grid references for the locations that inspired her, but these matter less than the landscape she herself creates.
NATO had grid references for the posts, hundreds of metres inside Pakistani territory, yet had bombed sleeping soldiers and others who raced to help.
Ordnance Survey grid references: Lower Boscaswell can be found at National Grid coordinates SW 378 347, Land's End car park is at SW 346 250.
It's a bigger, deeper river on paper now, and we might say Laing has put it on the map; but allowed to slip free of our grid references feels truer, and more affirmative.
The grid reference is NJ193026.
They have been pushing an alternative, the Military Grid Reference System.
My father's doorbell is lost at an unknown grid reference in my Tokyo street guide.
Grid reference: 52.8415, -1.4975 Fordwich is thought by some to be England's smallest town.
Grid reference: 51.5080, -1.1109 The Waveney was the favourite river of Roger Deakin – forefather of the wild swimming movement.
