Sentence examples for the latitude from inspiring English sources
noun
The angular distance north or south from a planet's equator, measured along the meridian of that particular point.
States have the latitude to emphasize vocational or academic education; most blend the two.
Jones pays the Latitude festival in Suffolk on 15 July.
The latitude of Robert Lowell's poetic "imitations" comes to mind.
Damon Albarn headlines the Latitude festival on Saturday 19 July.
I'm currently doing the Latitude festivalgoers' choir entirely digitally.
Other artists work in abstraction for the latitude it offers.
The rate of rotation depends on the latitude.
More than half of Russia lies north of the 60-degree mark, the latitude of St . Petersburgand roughly the latitude of Juneau.
The Rockets' approach has been to give Artest the latitude to do so.
But panels need the latitude to keep criteria appropriate to their disciplines.
It has been traced as far north as the latitude of Cape Hatteras.
