Sentence examples for its locale from inspiring English sources

What determines whether a given person's hemorrhagic fever falls into one class or another depends on what type of pathogen caused it, its locale, and its usual host mouse, mosquito, or chicken, for example.

The setting is Lorraine on the French-German border, where the people are unselfconsciously bilingual; it inhabits its locale with good humour – this is a world of clubs and bars, where no-one has that much money but everyone likes to have a good time.

While the show -- originally based on a 1990 British series of the same title -- is set in Washington, it "transcends its locale," Parker said.

(They sidle up to his car like crack addicts.) "South Beach" makes the most of its locale - it traffics shamelessly in the sizzle and glamour of South Beach.

It also can use its locale on a key Pacific trade route as a center for advanced logistics (Anchorage Airport carries the world's fifth-largest cargo tonnage).

American acts eclipse all others — as it probably should be, considering its locale.

Mass tourism doesn't just overcharge its locales; it devours its objects.

"It's leading states like Georgia in the reverse way: Its locales don't want to send the local portion of their student funding to a state authorizer who has authority over kids in their district," he said.

The Wire is an unknown universe for most viewers, and I am not just talking about Baltimore and its locales.

Although its locales range from punk-era London to Harlem in the '50s to Malibu in 1960, and its characters include a Polish Holocaust survivor, a rape victim and a Dolly Parton fan, the play is more than a well-chosen anthology of bits.

Several locations are explored, including a real world setting in the ancient city of Rhodes, and several fictional locations, including a brief scene in the Underworld, the Lair of Typhon, the Island of Creation and its locales, Tartarus, and a brief scene of Mount Olympus.