Sentence examples for location allowed from inspiring English sources
The location allowed his three children, who lived nearby with their mother, to visit easily on weekends.
They built a Cape with a western-facing glass wall for $90,000 a year later, in part because the location allowed them to experience the night sky in a way they never could at home.
The location allowed the Shans to control the rice supply from the Kyaukse irrigated area to the south, which became vital after the traditional rice-growing area in southern Myanmar had been lost to a Mon kingdom.
Five years later, in 1953, he told Kazan that the only reason he had agreed to do "On the Waterfront" was that the New Jersey location allowed him to be near his psychiatrist; his contract included the right to leave early every afternoon to make his session.
Although Montreal began as a missionary settlement, its importance as a fur-trade centre soon surpassed that of Quebec city, because its location allowed movement via the St . LawrenceRiver to the Great Lakes and south to the Gulf of Mexico, whereas the Ottawa River watershed facilitated movement west and north.
This location allowed the unit to be connected via cable, rather than a buoy, which makes power supply and data transfer simpler.
Standards for location allow drivers to expect and anticipate these devices at certain distances from decision points.
Working on location allows him to find unique objects, like the photograph he writes about on Page 158 and the African barbershop signs that he collects.
The new location allows "The Bridge" to harness the tensions between Mexico and the United States — immigration, human trafficking, drug smuggling — without ever directly addressing them.
She especially appreciated the map function on one listing site, NakedApartments.com, which gave details on each apartment's location, allowing her to research its neighborhood.
Punta Brava's location allows it to play down Mr. Woods's involvement, but the two other courses he designed do not have this luxury.
