Sentence examples for localities like from inspiring English sources
The shear localization enhanced by the water have been reported from several other localities like Fizh massif (Oman) or Josephine Peridotite (SW Oregon, USA) (Michibayashi and Oohara 2013; Skemer et al. 2013).
Some of the toughest challenges arise in small suburban localities like Hazel Crest, a short bicycle ride from my house.
"But it seems like Koizumi's plans are to squeeze localities like this one, and if that becomes reality, then we will have trouble supporting him.
In visits to revered chateaus in localities like Pomerol, Margaux and Saint-Estèphe, they swirled, sniffed, spat and scored the 2012 Bordeaux.
Edward Skyler, a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said the mayor was troubled that Congress did not guarantee that some of that money would go to localities like New York City.
The state now pays about $12 billion of the total $34 billion worth of Medicaid costs, because those costs are also borne by the federal government and localities, like New York City.
Carrying a bag pack makes him feel like a tourist which according to him "prohibits from getting localize and feel the locality!" Like in Nepal, he brought his legacy back here in the USA with the same kind of fancy lifestyle in broader and amplifier version.
In thest times you can't claim to be a journalist if you haven't dressed up as a German soldier and walked unchallenged through some heavily guarded locality like a shipyard or an Army camp.
Guinness is discomfited to find that she cannot address this situation without looking, to the Kirwans and to others in the locality, like a harsh landlord of the ascendancy class to which she, however distantly, belongs – class divisions cannot be chatted away.
The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 13 In thest times you can't claim to be a journalist if you haven't dressed up as a German soldier and walked unchallenged through some heavily guarded locality like a shipyard or an Army camp.
By Roby Lyle and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 14 , 1942P. 13 In thest times you can't claim to be a journalist if you haven't dressed up as a German soldier and walked unchallenged through some heavily guarded locality like a shipyard or an Army camp.
