Sentence examples for still situated from inspiring English sources

But it was still situated in Koreatown.

It is still situated on the oldest and most important highway to Yokohama and beyond.

Many of their copies are still situated throughout the chateau's garden, casting their spell.

Even at her grandest moments, she still situated herself with her readers, as equal Others, on the outside looking in.

He'd been there during the first bombing, in 1993, and I wasn't certain whether the state administrative office he worked for was still situated there.

It has been rebuilt with sturdy windows and doors, and good heating, but it remains largely untouched from years ago, still situated opposite a busy public toilet.

Mr. Mazurek, Mr. Parker and their associates are still finding their voices, still situating themselves in the history of the forms they have inherited.

Yet this is not to call Mahon's poem ahistorical, and even his rejection of poetry's power to set a statesman right (to paraphrase Yeats) still situates it in the public realm from which it attempts to break free.

The period is evoked with lava lamps and disco music, rather than lovingly and wittily, as in the Sixties-set First Class, but the film-makers still situate the action in something that approaches a recognisable version of the real world.

God, in light of the work of Jesus, still situates Himself alongside the oppressed and afflicted.

These cost less than its other tours because travelers stay in more moderate hotels that are still centrally situated.