Sentence examples for spot on a map from inspiring English sources

"A place is a spot on a map".

Client who was an engineer marked the spot on a map.

Richmond is not a random next spot on a map for Prass but rather the home of Spacebomb studios, where she recorded "Natalie Prass," in early 2012, with her childhood pal from Virginia Beach, Matthew E. White, with whom she'd formed a band in the eighth grade.

I could choose a spot on a map just by looking at it, touch a key to zoom in, and then "walk around" the map by eye, looking toward the top of the screen to travel north, or down to pan south.

The scavenger hunt, also scheduled to start Monday, showcases a regular Bing feature, a 3-D map based on photographs (like Google Street View), which enables users to click on a spot on a map, then amble around at street level and look anywhere, as a pedestrian might.

In 2004, Albert Blok closed his eyes and randomly pointed to a spot on a map, determined to spend his next holiday wherever his finger landed.

The witness first touches one of 83 points called "hot spots" on a map of Londonderry.

For those of us who battle depression and/or psychosis, we can also help ourselves and everyone else by opening our minds to other possibilities, to the distant spots on a map, and by nourishing our brains with love, so that we can enter the universe of imagination.

The curiosity plot software reads in the position of the tadpole over the 30 minute trial and places a blue spot (size determined by user) on a map of the dish for each timepoint.

I have learned to spot countries on a map – something my British mates assure me Americans cannot do.

If possible, travel to the embassy, or at least spot it on a map and know how you can get there if you need to.