Sentence examples for in which place from inspiring English sources

"In Russia, they don't know the parts, in which place they have to cut," Mr. Bontempi said in an interview, a note of exasperation in his voice.

Of the six shortlisted, Jim Crace's Harvest is probably the most explicitly about the ways in which place shapes our identity.

These were — and in some cases remain — worlds in which place mattered, when a specific set of musicians and locales created a style that largely stayed put, at least until the Internet got hold of it.

None have confirmed a schedule yet, which leaves me clutching the papers to sign children up for the after-school program and the bus with no idea which child needs to be in which place on what day.

He also reflected on the way in which place might influence perception; this interest lies behind his use of Queensland as a setting as, for example, in Remembering Babylon (1993).

"There are so many fires it's difficult to tell which fire is probably putting the smoke in which place," said Jim Brenner, a spokesman for the Florida Division of Forestry.

"That speaks to the impossibility of an absolute context or place," she writes, "and to the ways in which places formulate themselves to different people".

Theirs is the invisible part of elections, where someone has to have sorted out, precinct by precinct, which races are on which ballots in which places.

In the tradition of meisho, the classic literary convention in which places of poetic association were commemorated, each print is tuned to a season.

A majority of wheelchair users (61%), for example, feel that they are disabled by the way in which places are planned or designed.

In general, Petri nets are a bipartite directed graph, in which places (represented by circles) denote local states, and transitions (depicted as rectangles) represent actions.