Sentence examples for mapping could go from inspiring English sources

This mapping could go on indefinitely.

Another legal option would be a referendum, where any of the commission's revised maps could go before voters, Johnson said.

I used to like the fact that you could see where other people were, and if you knew the map you could go and get them.

Too early to take an official tour, we stopped into the admissions office to pick up a map so we could go on a self-guided one.

I said we didn't have a map, that maybe we could go another day.

As unfavorable as the current map is for Democrats, Republicans could go even further in 2020 if they controlled the process again.

"It wrung my heart," he writes, "an old exhausted man with children and grandchildren, trembling with the hope of moving to a country he could hardly even have located on the map, just so that he could go on begging his way there, a stranger without any real aim left in life!" This withering objectivity about the futility of the situation is perhaps what enabled Zweig to give up the struggle.

Now the Hurricane Center is testing detailed and easy-to-read maps that show exactly where water could go in a worst-case scenario.

I stopped to get a good look and mapped out where the 8x10 camera could go.

"Those of us who could helped draw crude maps and letter place names so that Richard Hubbell, our newscaster, could go on the air".

While these characters seem like they could go somewhere dramatically, Mr. Alfaro never offers them a road map.