Sentence examples for his locale from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Thiebaud has never been circumscribed by his locale.

England's working life fused him with his locale.

Sure, Mr. Ayckbourn takes Wales as his locale, not New York, and allows for a play-within-a-play, namely John Gay's 1728 "The Beggar's Opera".

Mr. Somlo, who previously cooked in New York, takes full advantage of his locale, often stopping by farms in the morning to choose ingredients for the evening menu.

Judge Woolsey noted that, regarding the book's many sexual references, "it must always be remembered that his locale was Celtic and his season spring".

The author's familiarity with his locale, conversational idiom and satirical wit (sparing no-one, storytellers included) make the collection a piquant mid-winter read.

And, like his locales, his topics are always changing — desertification in Niger, political turmoil in Somalia and Chad's oil boom.

The vacation destinations of Michael Kors have often served as rich fodder for his collections, and his latest locale is one more for that enviable list.

Lee invented Brooklyn in movies, and his return to his own locale puts the borough, and, for that matter, the economics of its gentrification, at the very center of the action.

In many ways, and like many in his generation and locale, his Zionism was one of protest against the bourgeois lifestyle and assimilated Jewish identity of his parents.

There was a time in his life when he was seduced by easy pickings, enjoying the power his impressive bulk and handsome features afforded in his Watford locale.