Sentence examples for locale in which from inspiring English sources

In some cases the entire action of a novel is determined by the locale in which it is set.

It is a metaphor pertaining to the wisdom of not defecating in close proximity to the locale in which one might also consume food.

occur totally outside the United States, or transcend national boundaries in terms of the means by which they are accomplished, the persons they appear intended to coerce or intimidate, or the locale in which their perpetrators operate or seek asylum.

Covina's location in Kips Bay, where lacrosse bros-turned-bankers and indistinguishable high-rises have congregated in recent years may not seem like the easiest locale in which to make a culinary statement.

Even if sleeping in Pollock's bedroom didn't produce the hoped-for epiphany, it did give him an intimate appreciation of the artists' daily lives, the locale in which they each made their creative breakthroughs and the natural surroundings they loved.

Southern California's sunny climate and 42-mile stretch of beach makes it a desirable locale in which to settle.

His lab studies invertebrates not only to learn more about their biology, but also about the locales in which they evolved.

There was talk, too, of the exotic locales in which the Stranger ("a jungle man", a "mountain cat", at one point "my desert juju") had previously operated.

"I have become a millionaire," he said, immodestly, and then ticked off the locales in which, he said, he owns homes: Beirut, Dubai, Barcelona, Germany.

Meyerhold's Boris Godunov, in contrast, never reached this point, but I think he would approve of the abstract forest of surgical tubing that defined our stage, supplemented by projections to identify the 25 locales in which Pushkin set his play.

It was about an oddly compelling future view in which Djibouti and S-o Paulo and Helsinki were equally plausible, equally accessible locales in which to conduct the fundamental human drama of being stylish.