Sentence examples for miniature place from inspiring English sources

His miniature Place de la Gare.

It looked so miniature, like a wonderful toy place, with all the lights still on … It was one of her favourite things, to turn onto her own road with the air smelling so good and be able to see the Strip, with the Trop up at one end and the Sahara at the other, and besides that have the sun coming up just as she got home.

Van Dalsen, Chrisman and another resident, Ruth-Anne Nardoni, said the miniature golf place later moved to Arden Avenue.

There's a cable car, there's rock climbing, there's a miniature golf place, there's a nice beach, there's sightseeing, there's beautiful mountains, there's beautiful music, and I focused on that.

Then, they showed chimps a scale model of the enclosure, complete with miniature hiding places, hid a miniature juice bottle in the corresponding place, and let the chimps loose in the room to find, and savor, the juice.

A miniature value placed into the base material controls the inflow of fluid.

BMI is today the focus of worldwide research using both non invasive BMIs – neurons and electrodes placed on the scalp of an animal or human – and invasive BMIs, measuring activity from single neurons with miniature wires placed inside the brain.

In an adaptive implementation method, the crosstalk cancellation filter is calculated adaptively with the feedback signals received by miniature microphones placed in human ears [9].

In the later temples there is a second eave running about a metre below the upper eaves with decorative miniature towers placed between them.

The majority of the booklet's artwork are various scenes of replica grass and plants, stars and indistinguishable objects, which appears to be a miniature pole, placed in dirt.

Miniature cones placed around street trash follow a similar train of thought, while placards identifying banal moments in an area's history remind us of all the stories contantly playing out around us. "Some of my pieces occur to me after coming across a location or object while I'm out and about.