Sentence examples for some remote locations from inspiring English sources

The format of the half-hour podcasts takes Mr. Baldwin out of the studio and into some remote locations — like a star's apartment – to conduct the interviews.

While the support for Law and Justice from conservative bishops is largely implicit, the party has received explicit support from a Catholic media empire, including the nationwide broadcaster Radio Maryja, which in some remote locations has the FM band to itself.

Moreover, many reports have shown unusual "metastasis" of cancers which occur at some remote locations that appear hard to explain by any direct vascular linkage [ 23- 26].

"Even out at some remote location?" "No".

"You know, they're off at some remote location, boredom sets in.

For example, Mr. Coppola said, to check on the status of an item at some remote location, like another store, retailers now generally are unable to call up quickly the information they need on a computer screen.

"Any number of times, we'd be at some remote location having to file a story on David's computer and he just couldn't get it done," Mr. Balz said.

Howard Ensign Evans was a brilliant ethologist and systematist for whom the joy of science included lying on his belly in some remote location, digging out and diagramming a wasp's nest.

The LA Times has published a piece on what that means for the families of those on board the plane: The possibility that Malaysia Air Flight 370 was hijacked has heartened the relatives of passengers who are holding out hope that the missing plane landed in some remote location, perhaps a tropical island.

Yet when they looked at the destinations, another bias emerged: Some drivers were far more likely than chance to take someone to a busy pickup location rather than to some remote location in the city.

While we may appreciate the sat-nav in our car or phone when it delivers us safely to some remote location we want to get to, we may find that a geo-location application known to the provider not to be very reliable for the purpose offered ought at least to carry a clear "quality" warning, similar to safety and health warnings for other things we use.