Sentence examples for maps trying to from inspiring English sources

"I was looking at maps, trying to figure out how far everything is from New York City," he said.

Each had — and has — experts working on redistricting maps, trying to gain an advantage that might help in coming legislative fights.

But that wasn't my intention here, and soon Dad and I were spreading out all his old OS maps, trying to figure out which ride we should do, whether we could ride to the start, and how feasible it would be to link up two of them.

The narrator guides you from place to place, and you're able to move at your own pace, but there's no peeking at maps trying to decipher where you're supposed to go next or tapping buttons to move on to the next part of the tour.

We were caught by one guard who simply strolled up to us as we huddled over the map, trying to find the next clue.

"If you're looking at a map trying to figure this out, you're wasting your time," he said, adding that he considered the "extremely complicated construction" remarkable.

Recently, the company reissued the map, trying to capture both the changes and the people and places that made the neighborhood famous.

The Royal Navy Search and Rescue team sent to recover his body were astonished to instead find him standing up at the bottom – albeit shakily – and consulting his map, trying to work out how to get back to his car.

And so when he began flying to New York from his home in Paris last year to plan the Gramsci monument, he came carrying an obsessively annotated New York City Housing Authority map; he eventually visited 46 of the 334 projects on that map, trying to find residents who would embrace his idea.

We derived this version of the map trying to remain as close as possible to the original aeromagnetic data.

This is set exclusively by visual inspection of the final map, trying to limit as much as possible spurious elongation of the anomalies in the north/south direction near the magnetic dip equator.