Sentence examples for his locality from inspiring English sources

Sow's art centres on his locality, the place he calls home and where he works.

He is the leader in his locality in northwestern Germany of the Association of Expellees, an organization claiming a million members that represents the interests of the estimated 12 million to 13 million Germans who were expelled from Poland and other countries when World War II ended.

But there was a final statement by Wang Weichen, the top party official in the Jiangsu city of Jiangyin, who spoke of his locality's achievements.

He added that many schools in his locality and around the country operated similar schemes.

In this case (of which analogous versions have occurred around the world an individual could not find a medical facility in his locality that was willing to admit him with the result that he was forced to seek treatment in a private institution. The Right to Life is found within Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

In fact, Woody [12] identified two distinct lithologic facies within the "Agate Bridge Bed," and his descriptions of these facies, as well as his locality photographs, makes clear that "Facies F" is the Jasper Forest bed, while "Facies G" is the Flattops One sandstones ([12]figs.5–7).

His new production of the piece will actively engage his new locality.

Another powerful force from the US was William Carlos Williams, a poet with an instinct to explore his own locality.

Although he defined his chosen locality by precise reference to dialect and folklore, he was no mere chronicler.

Dead Man's Shoes (86 mins, 18) Directed by Shane Meadows; starring Paddy Considine, Gary Stretch, Toby Kebbell While he's hardly the British cinema's Thomas Hardy, the Nottinghamshire film-maker Shane Meadows has developed a relationship to his own locality that is rare.

Twain's and Chaplin's skepticism about Shakespeare is even more ironic in view of a trait shared by all three men: although born and raised in poverty, each had the benefit of a father who was a comparatively prominent figure in his immediate locality.