Sentence examples for latitude that from inspiring English sources

But acting officials do not have the full latitude that confirmed appointees do.

Last year Google launched a service called Latitude that allows friends to track one another's movements.

He spent two years fashioning a route along the 41st latitude that would keep him as true to his chosen path as geography and world politics would allow.

The islands lie halfway between Norway and the North Pole, at a latitude that puts them several hundred miles farther north than Barrow, Alaska.

But even at a latitude that endures 19 hours of daylight in the summer and 5 in the winter, it is always darkest before the dawn.

He sees jazz as a wide grid: a 100-year-old longitude and a latitude that extends to Michael Jackson, Sun Ra and free improvising.

Her mother was of the opinion that anyone who is in another person's flat as often as Leah Hanwell was in the Blakes' forgoes the right to be a guest and should simply be treated as a member of the family, with all the dispensations and latitude that suggests.

Not all festivals have the eclectic mix of arts and culture of Latitude that keeps the crowds flocking; 2011 was a particularly disastrous season, with 30 music festivals cancelled and even Glastonbury's Michael Eavis predicting his mighty event's demise in a few years' time (although that looks unlikely to be the case).

Back in February, we noted a sort of creepy feature of Google Latitude that was annoying some users: Location Alerts.

Spatial point events are a series of point entities with location information (e.g., longitude and latitude) that describe geographical events, such as crime events.

Besides its popular Maps desktop program, Google offers a basic mapping service that works across all major mobile operating systems and a mobile mapping feature called Latitude that lets users share their locations with friends.