Sentence examples for place a state from inspiring English sources

Is that place a state of addiction?

A real place, a state of mind, a constantly changing thing.

The military put in place a state of emergency and, as of 9 P.M. local time, a curfew.

After November's Paris attacks, the French government put in place a state of emergency, which restricts civil liberties.

His Brooklyn is a place, a state of mind, from which he has struggled all of his life to break free.

The latest frontier in the fight against smoking is a very unlikely place: a state that has long been identified with championing restrictions on smoking.

First, the Pacific islands and distant-water fishing nations, responsible for 40% of the global tuna harvest, have put in place a state-of-the-art, science-based fishery compliance, monitoring and enforcement mechanism that is paid for largely by the fishers.

Both women, along with 15 other teachers who straggled into the community of Cullowhee that bright Autumn day, had come to the right place: a state-owned lodge in the western mountains of North Carolina that exists primarily to give a respite to teachers on the brink of burnout.

Amid the clatter of cowboy boots and a flurry of breathless apologies, she radiated the sort of madcap persona that mercifully hasn't faded over the years, not even now, while presiding over the new Dixon Place, a state-of-the-art laboratory theater on Chrystie Street that was scheduled to have opened on Tuesday.

He said that law enforcement needs to have in place a state-of-the-art public safety wireless network that will help his police force communicate with other first responders, from anywhere in the nation, when responding to an event like the bombing.

The bill in question, sponsored by Sens. Bill Cassidy (R-La). and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C ., would get R-S.C .the Affordable Care Act, putting in its place a state-run system that would provide substantially less financial help and offer far fewer protections for people with pre-existingetonditions.