Sentence examples for maps put most from inspiring English sources

The state's political maps put most candidates in safe zones, where Republicans don't have to worry about moderate or liberal voters, and Democrats don't have to worry about moderates or conservatives.

Her last, most visible role, was overseeing local and maps, putting her squarely in the mobile product sphere.

The Polish-American engineer-philosopher Alfred Korzybski put it most succinctly in his aphorism: "The map is not the territory".

"Not that Chicago's not on the map, but putting it on the map even more".

Genome researchers have put together the most complete map of the human genome yet.

Leventhal, for his part, was determined to put together the most complete possible collection of early maps of Boston.

While this is truly for the dedicated design fan, it is nonetheless a useful handbook explaining how uniform branding put Germany's most famous airline on the map.

And, the story of the band that did most to put Derry on the popular music map, The Undertones, will get its own punk musical.

In addition they launched the most detailed aerial maps of London yet put online.

Plentzia is just one reminder that there's much more to Bilbao than the new museum that has put the city on most world travelers' maps.

As of late, Mr. Landis has been flexing his horror muscles, having written a book called "Monsters in the Movies: 100 Years of Cinematic Nightmares," but it was zany, sometimes outrageous comedies that put him on the map, most notably with his first hit, the 1978 film "Animal House".