Sentence examples for situate the from inspiring English sources

In that court, situate the United Nations war crimes tribunal.

The cast of the show will help situate the chairs for optimal viewing.

Where does that "I knew it a year ago" situate the narrative voice?

First, it is essential to situate the Groce shooting in its proper historical context.

Just's novels situate the German, with his brooding, bitter self-consciousness, as a foil to American insouciance.

When invited to situate the pair in the rollcall of great double acts, Seb Cardinal just looks confused.

At the start, there is little plot, and no clear attempt to situate the reader in time or space.

Then he opened Fidyka's spine around the T9 vertebra and made almost a hundred microinjections to situate the cells above and below the wound.

(The plan is to situate the suspended locomotive at the entrance plaza of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, on Wilshire).

You have to situate the violence that happened in Assam in context –- there, there is a conflict of interest between tribal groups and others.

However, the swirling, smudged, and cloudy backgrounds, which appear to situate the characters in a fog or toxic cloud of grey dust, do not add anything.