Sentence examples for places refer from inspiring English sources

It is no longer enough to accept definitions and conventional visions of urban reality: the appellations assigned to urban places refer to a vanished urban environment.

A digital thermometer was inserted into the six holes of the reactor to measure the temperature of compost [T1, T2, T3, T4, T5, and T6) at six different places (refer to Fig. 2)].

In sexual abuse prevention it is therefore suggested that "places" refer to a specific and defined localised context which could include an organisational setting, defined geographic location (e.g. a park), a specific neighbourhood or even a small remote community perhaps more commonly associated with meso and micro levels of focus.

The tour takes in more than 30 sites of interest to Beatles nuts: homes, schools, gig venues, places referred to in songs.

An article yesterday about the new Italian law that bans smoking in public places referred incorrectly to Norway, which has a similarly strict one.

Their absurd ugliness, not only in commercial areas but also in suburban residential neighborhoods and in rural villages, does more damage to our daily experience than the retail places referred to.

Physical activity is usually done in specific types of places, referred to as physical activity environments.

Seneca is also quoted by Ockham and Biel in the places referred to in n. 5 above.