Sentence examples for some place of from inspiring English sources

To successfully identify a new element means the chance to memorialize someone or some place of your choosing.

It's something we see in children: doing something because you love it, before there's any judgment from other people, when it's coming from some place of honesty.

My guess is that the Spanish Civil War must obviously occupy some place of pride and prominence in the neocon psyche.

But if I were a hippie psychologist, I'd say that in that final passage we have a child desperate for some place of safety.

If Silver is right, the political journalists, with their endless declarations about game-changing events and their hyping of polling swings, might have regained some place of pride in 2016.

The provisions of sections 1a and 403c 9 of title 16, U.S.C., 1940 ed., relating to designation by the Secretary of the Interior of some place of residence reasonably adjacent to the park was modified by making such designation subject to the approval of the appointing court.

Can you suggest some places of natural or historical interest for day trips?

The first factor (F1) basically identifies anomalies of natural origin but, in some places, of anthropogenics origin as well.

Throughout the country, the power of the central government and in some places, of any government is feeble.

In the wet season it more than doubles in area with a depth in some places of nine metres.

But the aesthetic heart of the proposal is the preservation in some places of the High Line just as it is.