Sentence examples for map by a from inspiring English sources

In 1936, William Shawn wrote a humor piece, "The Catastrophe," imagining New York City wiped off the map by a meteor.

We ended up in the otherwise unremarkable village of Redange, which has been put on the map by a thriving music venue.

It is called the Green Line because it was drawn across the map by a British general with a green pen.

Nothing illustrates the adage "Wherever you go, there you are" better than seeing your location pinpointed on an electronic map by a Global Positioning System device.

To them, it is simply unthinkable that a school that has provided a high-calibre education for several generations of their families can simply be erased from the map by a faceless municipal hit squad.

Many have simply been wiped off the map by a combination of the arrival of the Internet and the growth of chain stores, which draw off potential customers with coffee bars, readings and stuffed armchairs.

Rocks are then segmented from the resulting contrast map by an adaptive threshold.

This procedure reduced the linkage map length for each LG in the integrated map by an average of >100 cM.

Craft a map by placing a compass in the center of a crafting table, with paper surrounding it.

Call it "grit --a term put on the map by Angrit --akworth, a psychologrit --assor aterme University of putnsylvania.

These will be marked on the new maps by a light yellow tint.