Sentence examples for locales if from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers justify charging the state or their campaign contributors for conferences in exotic locales if it qualifies as official business;  they are out, they say, doing the state's bidding.

Butter that cost 20 cents a pound when secession was declared commanded seven times as much a year later — and up to 100 times as much in some locales, if it was available at all, during the last year of the war.

(Speaking of locales, if you want to get a snapshot of this drama's neighborhood, check out "I Like The Air".).

Legally, immigration officials carrying the appropriate warrant can arrest people in these locales if they believe there is a threat to public safety or evidence pertaining to a criminal case.

Recording had begun earlier in Muscle Shoals, Alabama - a mythical locale if there ever was one - but for various reasons, including a fight that erupted between Franklin's husband and one of the musicians recruited for the session, the project moved north to Gotham.

Others say that Oregon's path through the health care wilderness is so idiosyncratic that what happens here might stay here, untransplantable to other locales even if it does succeed.

Wandering unsteadily from room to room, Paul seemed a stranger to the locale, as if visiting places only seen in photographs.

Droplet drag can also induce extinction due to the longer residence time of the droplets in any locale (than if there was no slip), leading to more vaporization with greater attendant heat loss.

Perhaps what offends Hensher is America itself as a setting, as if there is something not meaningfully local about American locales.

If the locales are familiar to Kanell and Foley, little else is.

The exhibition, "Terminal 5," is the brainchild of Rachel K. Ward, a 27-year-old independent curator with a penchant for placing art in spectacular, if unlikely, locales.