Sentence examples for site's location from inspiring English sources

Of the ensuing legal wrangling, he said, given the site's location and potential, "it was worth fighting for".

The site itself could still be accessed at its Internet Protocol address (http://88.80.13.160/) — the unique number that specifies a Web site's location on the Internet.

With the site's location pinpointed, anyone could make the trek up to the area, which was ringed by an ever-increasing number of security personnel.

"The site's location tipped the scale toward construction" despite a softening in the commercial market, said Jeffrey E. Kelter, president and chief executive of the Keystone Property Trust.

He stressed the site's location in Midtown, half a block from Grand Central Terminal, and noted that the companies had worked together on other Manhattan projects.

Marx proposed to sell the site's location to Seahawk for ten thousand dollars in cash and a ten-per-cent cut of any profits.

They say they do not condone breaking and entering; in fact, they make only the vaguest of references to each site's locations to thwart vandals.

She promised to provide more information on the site's precise location in the next few days.

Ombos probably owed its foundation to the site's strategic location, commanding both the Nile River and the routes from Nubia northward to the Nile River valley.

LargaVista has owned the site since 1976, though gas has been pumped there since the 1930s, and plans to take advantage of the site's prominent location by putting stores on the building's three lowest floors, the person said.

The process of digitization — there are 840,000 annual visits to the Records Department Web sites — means that the obscurity of the site's physical location is becoming less of an issue.