Sentence examples for many place from inspiring English sources

Mary is particularly loved – "Mariam" appears in many place names.

The faith that many place in God we place in science and other human endeavors".

By Al Newman The New Yorker, March 7 , 1959P. 96 The writer is annoyed with many place name changes.

Many place the blame on Congress for blocking the policies and proposals Obama lays out during State of the Union addresses and on other occasions.

Many place their hopes in the boycott, disinvestment and sanctions movement, which is attracting attention internationally and causing alarm in Israel.

I have amassed many place settings of everyday dishes, my wedding dishes, my gold-rimmed holiday dishes and my spring holiday dishes.

The transfer of many place-names occurred between French and English settlers of North America through folk etymology.

Many place-names in the state are of Native American origin, including the name Alabama itself, which derives from a word that perhaps means "thicket clearers".

Since 1974 the Turkish community in northern Cyprus has promoted its own Turkish and Islamic culture, supporting its own newspapers and periodicals and changing many place-names to Turkish.

For instance, many place-names are derived from personal names (e.g., Washington), many names of planets and stars are derived from the names of mythological characters (e.g., Venus, Mars, Alpha Centauri), and many personal names are derived from place-names, names of nations, and other such names (e.g., Austerlitz, Napoleon's battlefield; French; Scott).

He used his postings as a diplomat with the Foreign Office as an opportunity to unearth the culinary secrets of the places he visited, resulting in many place-specific books - often centred on his passion for fish - from his Mediterranean Seafood (1972) to Seafood Of South East Asia (1979).