Sentence examples for place which can be from inspiring English sources

Some boys are then offered a conditional place, which can be taken up if they pass the qualification exam, known as the Common Entrance, aged 13.

"The Chronicle reflected the unique culture of the place, which can be like a small town, mostly through its beloved columnists," said Robert Rosenthal, managing editor from 2002 to 2007.

"The Met is an absolutely astounding museum, but it is a better museum for people who already know something about art and have a familiarity with the place, which can be intimidating," said Ford Bell, president of the American Association of Museums in Washington.

And you need security policies in place, which can be enforced with the appropriate technologies like encryption, active directory services and LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) standards.

Between each frame, we are interested in how much change has taken place, which can be measured in two ways: the total distance between points and the angle of the vector relative to the independent axis.

Your codes are all stored in one central place, which can be unlocked with one master password.

"For April," Mr. Fischl said, "otherness is nature, landscape, place, space," which can be at once forbidding and compelling.

As Syria Tracker explains: "In the long run, we don't feel that the specific counts are as important as the individual names, dates and places, which can be updated, edited and revised over time".

"Unlike a lot of abandoned places, which can be boarded up or otherwise inaccessible, this is just a couple of miles into the woods on wide trails in a state park," he said.

So on schools, we are told "the government is investing £5bn... to ensure that there are sufficient school places, which can be in free schools".

Accumulation measurements have shown the presence of non-negligible CO2 flux from the soil, at several places, which can be missed by simply monitoring the concentration in air.