Sentence examples for locations down from inspiring English sources

The department store chain operates some 310 locations (down from 330 in 2005) in about 30 states, covering the Sunbelt and the central U.S. Its stores cater to middle- and upper-middle-income women, selling name-brand and private-label merchandise with a focus on apparel and home furnishings.

"There turned out to be not so many exact addresses," he said, so he eventually boiled the locations down to intersections.

But take it from someone who knows: though the scenery here and the quality of fishing compare favorably to those exotic locations down south, when it comes to downright power and fight, a bonefish doesn't have much on a 30-pound carp.

But after weeks in the library of the New-York Historical Society and many scouting trips, she narrowed her Manhattan locations down to six, including the National Arts Club in Gramercy Park and the Times Square Church (formerly the Mark Hellinger Theater), whose lavish frescoed ceiling proved a wonderful find.

Estimote utilizes Bluetooth low-energy technology (the same core tech that has been utilized in Apple's iBeacon feature in iOS 7) to identify people's locations down to the inch.

Now, lvl5 thinks it has an even better, cheaper and more plentiful solution: computer vision software that extracts visual landmarks like stop signs and landlines, then aggregates the data into a kind of 3D map of the world that enables cars to triangulate their locations down to within an inch.

Once you've got the location down, consider the extras.

Sept. 11 shut that location down, but within three months, Ms. Willis had managed to mount a show on the twin towers and their construction that ran for four months at the New York Historical Society.

Earlier in the year, Bliss had moved from downtown Manhattan to Dumbo, a gritty waterfront section of Brooklyn that takes its name from its location, down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass.

And I could easily whittle search results down by gender, age and even location, down to postcode.

"By analyzing speeds from each network, Project Fi is able to predict the fastest network at your location — down to the city block — and automatically connect you," Google explains.