Sentence examples for prized locale from inspiring English sources
The Hyde Park area served as a setting for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, and following the event's staggering success, this formerly quaint neighborhood became a prized locale for development.
Ever wonder how "Survivor," CBS's top-rated reality program, manages to get such perfect camera shots of its contestants as they battle against one another and the elements for cash prizes in exotic locales?
Travel ranking rates small towns: Can you guess which California locale takes the prize?
Because of its mostly affluent locale, Carnival is always full of one-time Booker Prize winners and Foreign Secretaries trying not to enjoy the homophobic ragga and checking if their house has been broken into.
Local rules for this mixed "split" shot vary from bar to bar, locale to locale, etc.
locale - A Java Locale object.
The locale is 215 miles north of New York City, the Garden is known as TD Banknorth, not Madison Square, and a spot in the Final Four awaits as the prize.
The Maccabees took the Best British Band prize, marking a year in which their fourth album, Marks To Prove It, inspired by the group's Elephant & Castle locale, topped the charts.
Microgeneration systems vary greatly from locale to locale.
