Sentence examples for particular place for from inspiring English sources

A move of just a few miles can necessitate significant adjustments, recent arrivals say, that can be as staggering as grappling with what it means to be the only white face in a particular place for the first time in their lives, or simply adapting to the practice of greeting strangers.

Sometimes a character seems stuck in a particular place for years – Andy spends an entire decade in the 1950s in the psychiatrists' chair, and only much later do we discover that other important things were happening to her at the time.

Inspired by this tale, a 16th-century Jesuit priest recommended a mental technique by which scholars could build an imaginary palace to keep their memories safe, creating a visual image for everything they wanted to recall and creating a particular place for the image inside the mental palace.

If the public interest and the nature of the business of a district court require that a district judge should maintain his abode at or near a particular place for holding court in the district or within a particular part of the district the judicial council of the circuit may so declare and may make an appropriate order.

I think it helped keep me at a particular place for an extended period.

We were curious about this particular place for so many reasons that it was hard to know where to start.

(Who authorized the use of these particular places for a war of liberation is another mystery).

Specific social activities are also organized at specific places; particular places, for instance, are designated for such activities as working, worshiping, eating, and sleeping.

These results offer an insight into spatial and functional differentiations of the local Early Mesolithic subsistence, evidently including particular places for gathering and processing raw material.

This was the particular place of choice for me to, at this point, express my viewpoint," he said.

Doing good refers either to the preservation of life and the means of life, or to wealth, or to some other of the good things which it is hard to get either always or at that particular place or time-for many gain honour for things which seem small, but the place and the occasion account for it.