Sentence examples for maps for a from inspiring English sources
No more maps for a while.
(Turn first to Rodica Prato's maps for a preview of almost unfathomable diversities).
Quebec has maps for a cheese trail and a food trail.
But his reputation grew, and he was soon buying and selling valuable maps for a range of collectors.
A few blocks away, union supporters were getting their talking points and neighborhood maps for a day of ground-pounding.
Unencouragingly, he tells us in a signed note that he didn't "get" maps for a long time.
The advent of the much cheaper, though less elegant, wax-engraving process, in the mid-nineteenth century, made it possible to publish maps for a popular audience.
Among the places where Flemish weavers eventually turned up were Barcheston and Weston in Warwickshire, where they made a series of tapestry maps for a certain Ralph Sheldon.
Twenty years ago, when Han was in trade school, he found a job selling maps for a company in southern China.
C. Ford Peatross, curator of architecture, design and engineering collections in the library's prints and photographs division, recently joined John Margolies, an expert on modern road maps, for a presentation in New York of Mr. Margolies's artifacts of the road.
Recently, intraspecific maps for A-genome diploid (A.
