Rosie Flores has situated herself at the junction of Tex-Mex, rockabilly and honky-tonk.
So the president has situated this pardon squarely within the realm of politics, not criminal justice.
And Ms. Claridge has situated her within the context of the fast-changing customs at the beginning of the 20th century when she exerted her greatest power.
An international group called United Architects, for example, has situated the memorial site partly under the footprints where the two towers once stood.
One reason it's so successful is the fact that, unlike many other water companies, it has situated its key sewage sludge treatment plants at just two sites.
After all, the playwright Neil Simon has situated his next effort, "45 Seconds From Broadway," in the cafe, at 228 West 47th Street.
Starting with the haphazard arrangement of the original buildings, de Tienne Associates has situated new buildings in relation to existing ones to frame new courtyards.
Unusual, that is, for Ms. Monson, an esteemed choreographer and improviser who, for the past decade or so has situated most of her work outdoors.
Subtle Bodies is like a house that has been built in the wrong place: he has situated his narrative so that it stands counter to the elements, where things are made unnecessarily difficult and nothing he needs is to hand.
Inside the Walnuts shopping centre in Orpington, Kent, the UK's largest pawnbroker, Harvey & Thompson, has situated one of its fleet of 60 purchasing carts (or "Gold Bars") to pick up bits and pieces from the passing trade.
During most of his professional life, Giuliani has situated himself at the center of a tight-knit group of associates, almost all of them white and male, whose foremost attribute is devotion to him.
