Sentence examples for little maps from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to do parking spaces all over London and give out little maps connecting them.

And I couldn't tell from the little maps if the Fairmont Miramar was within a walk to the beach.

"I started drawing little maps when I was 8 or 9," said Mr. Madore, 45, "as a way to control places I was living in".

In the 1930s, the Austrian sociologist Jacob Moreno began to draw sociograms, little maps of who knew whom in friendship or workplace circles, and he discovered that the shape of social connection varied widely from person to person.

Drawing attention to links between big business and politics in America, the piece consists of 15 inkjet prints of corporate logos made from little maps of America set against a green background of enlarged sections of dollar bills.

Oskar, on his weekends, and presumably with chores and homework to take care of, has somehow had the time and energy to journey across the five boroughs of New York and talk to all these people, and create all these little maps and models.

The little map with the little plane is it.

This brilliant little map is hugely helpful in pinpointing where a problem lies.

Forget that little map from the rental agency, and skip the fancy on-board computer navigation systems some now offer.

The same photo of the dog; the location last seen — a little map, their house filled in red.

Now let's get the next team.' I've got a little map in my office with team names.