Sentence examples for situated you from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Barrett's view, "Unless you are a plumber, or perhaps a newspaper reporter, or one of these jobs which is geographically situated, you can be anywhere in the world and do just about any job".

A network of huts enables hikers making a circuit of the park to stay high within its boundaries, and the Plan Sec is so perfectly situated you may want to make it the place for a rest day.

The term for you is what situates you in the world.

They situate you deep in your seat rather than on its edge.

What a Chumby does, basically, is display widgets — and your reaction to that shorthand explanation will situate you on the geek continuum.

Views open up to the landscape on all four sides, momentarily situating you both within the building and in the bigger world outside.

At first it seemed a drawback, but if you know how to deal with it, that can situate you in a position of straddling that can be a strength.

First, let me situate you: doors clanging, people yelling, guards barking.

If a property has bigger or better rooms available, the hotel staff will usually attempt to situate you in the higher category room free of charge.

Though in my world quite a few of us strike our small blows against empire, you, young man, you were situated where you could run a dagger through the dragon's eye, and that dragon is writhing in agony now; in that agony it has lost its magic: an arrangement whereby it remains invisible while making the rest of us ever more naked to its glaring eye.

Switzerland is well situated if you want to make impulsive trips around Europe.