Sentence examples for tangible home from inspiring English sources

It was the National Academy of Popular Music's 31st annual induction into a hall that is about to have its first tangible home.

The true site of nostalgia is therefore not a land, or two lands, but the loop and interminable traffic between these two lands.... Displacement, as an abstract concept, becomes the tangible home".

It was his last real home and is a tangible link to one of one of our greatest war poets".

Home, of course, in baseball as in life, is also a tangible place.

They have stated a tangible goal: home-court advantage for the first round.

While a renewed alliance with Turkey could eventually lead to progress on other fronts, Mr. Obama left Israel on a wave of good will but lacking public, tangible take-homes on Syria, Iran and the Palestinians.

It's out there, in the real world, drilling home a tangible brand image to ordinary people who may not yet be online.

The chewing gum has a tangible value back home.

"Now they have something tangible to take home".

"We need to see job creation to see a tangible pickup in home purchases.

For Benjamin Franklin, statesman, writer, inventor and much else, England was tangible, familiar, almost home.