Sentence examples for locale's from inspiring English sources

Sadly, there's a lack of anything resembling an adequate eatery and the locale's a blackspot for decent post-blockbuster boozers.

It pulls this crowd by virtue of its atmosphere, which some liken to a New York City locale's, and its proximity to the Capitol.

It passes the "staggering home drunk through predawn streets while bellowing Shakira" test, a fail-proof diagnostic of any locale's risk level.

Given the locale's desirability and Seattle's minted residents, this seems like an impossibility now, whatever plutocrats or officials have to say about it.

Because "the children are most in need, and they are the future," Mr. Deshommes said, the initial step has been a school — the locale's first — currently in temporary quarters but with three kindergarten classes and one prekindergarten class.

The app relies on inputs for roof type (clay, thatch, iron sheets) and location to determine how much water can be harvested every day and month, given the locale's average precipitation.

While the Wikipedia content helps you get a basic understanding of the locale, Sherpa's real purpose is to help you get inspired through travel photography.

Depending on where the nuptials take place, Lake Como, Los Angeles, London or some other remote romantic locale, Amal's wedding dress will surely be praised, critiqued, copied and on the minds of designers until the day she says "I do".

His writing appears in the usual hip locales: McSweeney's, n+1, and Harper's.

Among his favorite locales: Maine's Millinocket Lake, which he calls a canoer's and hiker's paradise, though he travels there to fish for large brook trout and rare landlocked salmon.

Aided by Baylor's drawing power, and the new locale, the team's finances improved when they arrived in LA.