Sentence examples for terms of place from inspiring English sources

"I think his vision is very local in terms of place and time and class.

OFTEN the shifts in the city are talked about in terms of place.

In terms of place, I've always been pulled towards high mountains, craggy coastlines and wild, western seas.

Instead, he wants us to think more in terms of place and context - another of modern art's modes, the site-specific.

In terms of place, Marks & Spencer is personalising clusters of products by merchandising outfit propositions – for example, shirt, trousers and socks – to encourage cross-shopping and category awareness.

Her fifth novel, the Orange prize-shortlisted Burnt Shadows, marked a departure in terms of place, with its opening set in Japan.

The added value that culture can bring in terms of place-making has become even more important in recent years, as private partnerships and local authorities demand clear economic outcomes to justify investment in cultural activity.

In support of this theory – another view suggests that the different groups interbred and assimilated – is that so little survives, in terms of place-names or the language that we use today, of the Romano-Celtic spoken at the time.

Hida says she has always felt that something was missing in terms of places to meet and exchange ideas on culture and the arts in an accessible way.

In March, Airbnb said London was the third biggest city in terms of places to stay, with a little over 40,000 places, and that this was growing at a rate of 75% per year.

In terms of places to stay and eat, this protection keeps things at a basic, though adequate, level and on all beaches the only choice is simple national park bungalows, with minimal electricity, and cold water.