Sentence examples for takes place further from inspiring English sources

The action in this most Scottish of thrillers takes place further west, in the remote heatherlands of Galloway.

The average cricket ground is much more genteel than, say, the typical football crowd, and the action takes place further away from the stands.

For these high radial modes, the transport of acoustic energy takes place further away from the duct wall.

The association between integrin and Rab 21 takes place further back from the leading edge of the cell than that observed for kermit2 and integrin.

The mechanism underlying this proposed gain tuning cannot be discerned here; our models do not include the globus pallidus pars internus, thus, we are unable to confirm whether modulation takes place further upstream of the thalamus.

Once the first tumorigenic event takes place, further tumor progression depends on the nature of the initiating event and the developmental stage of the cell that sustained it and additional mutations that could occur.

The artistic and intelligent are being systematically purged from the impoverished villages where Hard to Be a God takes place, furthering the descent into filth and barbarism.

Later "salinity crises" took place further north.

One can but wonder what he would make of a trial currently taking place further north in California involving a black pop star who represents as much as anyone the complexities of racial identity in the United States.

Given that The Avengers and Guardians are expected to cross over at some point, it wouldn't be a complete surprise if a familiar face such as The Hulk turned up, but we can probably expect those kind of interactions to take place further down the line.

However thousands of square miles of Mesolithic land, on parts of Europe's and Britain's current continental shelves, were inundated by the sea between 6000 and 4000 BC - so the distinct possibility is emerging that cultural developments may have been occurring there, on those now- drowned coastal lowlands that did not take place further inland on what is still dry land.