Sentence examples for sited from inspiring English sources

Residents in Barne Barton in Plymouth were asked in 2011 what they thought about a 95-metre, PFI-financed incinerator being sited in their neighbourhood, just 62 metres from the nearest house.

Occupy Democracy also claims the Parliament Square fencing was erected in effect to block the group from growing because it has prevented people from holding and attending planned seminars and workshops which were to be sited alongside a planned temporary library, kitchen and toilets.

Saddled with an obscure name – hardly anyone could point to it on a map – Lanchester Polytechnic was an unprepossessing set of buildings sited in one of the least lovely of British cities.

Visitors won't ascend to the Chajnantor plateau at 5,000 metres, where most of the antennae are sited – and for good reason.

The general vibe is straightforward and in-your-face – and the gallery is aptly sited in the gentrified, but still cool, De Pijp neighbourhood.

From there it's on to the Amazon Rainforest, on the border with Peru and Brazil, and a camp sited on a tree-top platform from which you can kayak to see caiman, monkeys and sloth.

As David Satterthwaite has put it (pdf): "Having access to a pit latrine is not the same in a rural setting where it is used by one family and can be sited to avoid contaminating water sources, and urban settings where 50 households share it and where there is so much faecal matter that it is very difficult to protect water sources from contamination".

Tall buildings well sited can be exhilarating.

Yet it is a trivial matter to drive the short distance to the city limits and buy a gun at one of the many shops conveniently sited there.Evidence suggests that this is just what many people do.

Even better, that side has a fine new multi-use stadium, sited and designed for the 21st century.

The remoteness of this most northerly part of the British mainland was why, in 1955, the government sited an experimental nuclear reactor at Dounreay, a few miles from Thurso.