Sentence examples for primary place for from inspiring English sources

It's still the primary place for nerds to discuss news.

"Microsoft is no longer the primary place for technical talent," he said.

This is in the context of a record number of applications, with 4,145 children seeking a primary place for September – a 7% increase on last year's figures.

Sites like Backpage also have a number of different sections; the primary place for ads selling sex are in the "adult" sections.

The gates to the palace, now more heavily defended than during Mr. Hussein's time, have become the primary place for Iraqis to vent their grievances.

"And the commuter rail line is the primary place for people to commit suicide, largely because there are more frequent trains traveling at high speeds to populated areas," he said.

The primary places for meeting new people were chatrooms and newsgroups.

Big malls, with their spotless facilities, designer brand names and cinema multiplexes, have become the primary places for shopping and entertainment for many young middle-class Malaysians.

David Cameron demanded an end to the bitter coalition row over free schools, as Labour seized on Lib Dem claims that education secretary Michael Gove had raided the budget for primary places for an extra £400m to fund his "pet project".

GARY GARRELS Chief curator, department of prints and drawings and curator of painting and sculpture, the Museum of Modern Art, New York THERE are two biennials I'm hoping to get to -- Havana, in November, which is one of the primary places for exchange with Latin American artists and professionals, and Venice, where I'm keen to see what Robert Gober is going to do.

The council said a £1.5m refurbishment would create primary places for up to seven years and would be cheaper than a new building.