Sentence examples for in that general vicinity from inspiring English sources

"The hope is that Mike in that general vicinity," Buschow said.

In any other city in which your sister died and you still live, you could at least move to the other side of town, live at least 10 miles away, or never have to be in that general vicinity again.

In fact, those who romanticize the West Coast breeze-and-sunshine life suggested by the Santa Monica Pier should know that the beauty's less breathtaking in that general vicinity.

Similar provisions protect "securities contracts," and open up the argument that any transaction that occurs in the general vicinity of a broker-dealer is immune from the normal rules of bankruptcy.

Create a course: Choose 9 bars that are in the general vicinity of each other.

When the justices receive a new appeal that raises questions in the general vicinity of a case they have already agreed to decide, their routine response is to place the new case on hold to see how things shake out.

Bendor is more sceptical than Philip, musing that if they did manage to find a genuine hair from, say, Van Gogh, on a painting, the most it can really confirm was that he was in the general vicinity.

With an understanding of surroundings, a virtual personal assistant could know that, despite being in the general vicinity of a bus stop, you're currently shaking hands with a business contact and dropping your bag ahead of sitting down for coffee, for instance.

Keep in mind that any infested bay in the general vicinity (typically within 200 ft of an infected oak) may be the inoculum source for infection of your coast live oak.

She was successful enough that she spent the next year in the general vicinity of popularity's bright light, though not at its white-hot center.

Reaching that was directed in the general vicinity of the object, but was followed by a tactual search, was coded as 2. Direct grasping (3) was attested when the reaching movement was directed at the object, errors were confined to those of depth (over- or under-reaching grasps), and the hand-posture was largely appropriate to the size, shape and orientation of the object.