Sentence examples for they situate from inspiring English sources

They situate you deep in your seat rather than on its edge.

Similarly, entrepreneurs typically stress the importance of skilled labor in determining where they situate and build their companies.

They situate us in a Rome where the weather always seems heavenly, blouses are always unbuttoned suggestively, and no lunch transpires without multiple courses and repeated instances of sexual innuendo.

Place and time are definitions in that they situate or locate the things they define, and since definitions are in the mind, then place and time are in the mind (I.485b).

On the other, by articulating a disjuncture between expectations and experiences of ultrasound, they situate encounters with this technology in two key ways.

In this regard, it is of interest that subsarcolemmal mitochondria relate to a better use of blood-borne substrate following endurance exercise [reviewed in (Lampert et al. 1998)] as they situate in vicinity to capillaries (Fig.  1).

The three men began to tell me where they situated their plans, world-historically speaking.

The artists at Anonymous Gallery — Anthony Lister, Greg Lamarche, Maya Hayuk, Monica Canilao — recently created environments inside shipping containers that they situated near downtown museums.

The Communists were able to strike strong roots in the mill district because they situated their radicalism in the local context and culture.

They situated the museum in Williamstown largely because scientists believed, in 1950, that the western Berkshires would escape nuclear fallout if New York, Boston or Washington were attacked.

But if, as Larbey and Esmonde did when they situated their comedy, you take Surbiton as a metaphorical location rather than a real one, there's nothing really parochial about it at all.