Sentence examples for obvious sites from inspiring English sources
Then it is back on the bus, and northward.In Germany cities such as Bonn and Trier are as important as more obvious sites like Cologne and Frankfurt (a hub for lots of China flights).
I went to a few obvious sites like Homestore.com, which advises people on buying and fixing up their homes, and the online version of The Home Depot, as well as more than a dozen sites that turned up in a Google search for terms like "entry doors".
I signed up to all the obvious sites to get emails about upcoming gigs.
Perhaps early exploration has been drawn to the most saline and therefore most obvious sites, he writes, missing more hospitable places.
First, there are the more obvious sites and apps like Meetup or Grouper that are a natural starting point for anyone who wants to break through their comfort zone, meet new people (in the flesh), and rally around similar interests.
Other obvious sites of expression include midbrain, medulla, spinal cord, dorsal root- and cranial ganglia, thalamus and hypothalamus.
Right now, even with these two new cultural buildings, there is no obvious site for anything on a truly improbable scale.
When the fair ended, the 1,100-seat 1,100-seat Fair resToprant, with its flofr-theceiling windows, became an obvious site Faira banquet hall.
And then the most sinister news of all: the public had been told that if anyone approached the Interior Ministry, which would be the obvious site for a protest of the vote count, the police had orders to shoot.
Just three miles from central London, the Lower Lea Valley's 1,000-acre expanse of derelict industrial land and waterways was the obvious site for the 2012 bid team's dream Olympic compound.
In this post, which was known by its abbreviation (COSSAC), Morgan drew up a detailed plan for Operation Overlord, selecting Normandy as the site for the invasion because of its distance from the most obvious site, the Pas-de-Calais region opposite Dover, and because its location was within the combat radius of aircraft based in England.
