Sentence examples for map tells the from inspiring English sources

Add this information in an informative and user-friendly way on the map so that the map tells the story of the history of this invasive species.

In Kidlandia's case, each map tells the child's own fantasy story, a personalized family story.

The electoral map tells the same story.

His running mate, Alaska governor Sarah Palin, agreed with Sen. McCain's placement of Spain on the world map, telling the St . Louiscrowd that "Spain is much closer than any of us realize".

The chances that the districts would get redrawn before the Nov. 6 election dropped significantly Friday after those who had challenged the map told the federal court in a brief it would be a bad idea to try to set new districts ahead of the midterms.

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A quick glance at the headline (on the opposite page) suggests that the map tells you 'How virus could spread...across the UK'! Actually, this is simply a map showing where poultry farms are, and given that the current assumption is that the virus is spread by wild birds, the map doesn't necessarily tell you anything about how the virus could be spread.

The map tells all sorts of genetic stories, from the Arab slave trade of the 7th century to the influence of China's Silk Road and the migration of the Spanish conquest.

Follow the GPS on your map, and drop off Lamar and Chop on the location the map tells you to go.

But the food map tells a different story, ranging from the tasso ham and Andouille sausage-filled edges of Louisiana and Eastern Texas over to the shrimp-loving lowcountry of Carolina.

The following excerpt is from a Nov. 11 London Times story about a map discovered in that area: "The map tells a war story of its own.