Sentence examples for primary locale from inspiring English sources

His stories sometimes descend to LA and its environs, but his primary locale is 90 miles to the north in Santa Barbara, which he called Santa Theresa (a conceit adopted by the ever-witty, skillful Sue Grafton).

America's foundational myths – and its foundational history – lie far back beyond the banner era and primary locale of American myth-making, which were, of course, the second half of the 19th century and the untamed west.

Their primary locale for breeding, Lake Natron in Tanzania, is at risk for large-scale mining development.

Most cell phones did nothing more than make calls, and bookstores were the primary locale for book buying.

Though there are Mutek editions in Mexico City, Barcelona, and Bogota, Montreal remains the primary locale and the festival seems at home here amid the myriad of other festivals the city hosts during its short summer.

In fact, the small intestine is considered a primary locale for interactions between mucosal mast cells and food allergens.

For example, if the CRA was to blame, the housing boom would have been in CRA regions; it would have made places such as Harlem and South Philly and Compton and inner Washington the primary locales of the run up and collapse.

The site, however, remains the primary Internet locale where Palin's acolytes openly push Palin's personal and political agenda.

The primary glamorous locales are Korea, Hong Kong, England and Cuba.

Between 1993 and 2013, the last full year of follow-up, the number of creatinine requests from primary care locales increased from 4048/year to 221 557/year.

The primary attraction of this locale, though, may be something that cannot be perceived from even the most sophisticated surveillance plane, which from China's perspective is precisely the point.