Sentence examples for maps to chart from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walsh added that during quieter periods, the fire department also devised maps to chart the potential burning rates of fires in dry areas to inform county officials about where to perform controlled burning.

A statement by the gallery director, Ken Marchione, that accompanies the show says that "Mr. Morris's images are maps to chart the relationship between how things are perceived in the world and then transformed into a realization".

We all use maps to chart our course in life.

In 2008, Harlem made maps to chart the potential effects of sea level rise.

There has been many a time when I have finished a travel book and immediately cracked open a map to chart the authors journey so that I too might be able to follow in their footsteps one day.

(Anchors like Mr. Holt roam the immense, eye-filling set here, moving from maps to charts to desks).

Use a mapping application to chart the addresses.

Drawn from the journals Greene kept on his travels in West Africa, the book examines the internal as well as external maps people use to chart their experiences.

Cities like Portland, Ore., for instance, have reams of publicly available data on bike trails that Google Maps can use to chart routes.

So more data on the quality of services, the outcomes of local court cases and transport efficiency (or lack of it) will be published, in the same way that new "crime maps" allow people to chart local crime patterns and hold the police to account.

INTERNATIONAL borders are often tricky to chart on maps.