Sentence examples for think a map from inspiring English sources

Do you think a map will help?

(Which is good; if you think a map is complicated as it is, imagine adding billions of other lines to denote every road!) Rely on major intersections (such as when an interstate crosses a major highway, or when two interstates cross, any prominent intersection) as a reference point.

"I thought: A map, that sounds like a legacy that I would like to leave".

Unfortunately, the demos of eye-tracking were pretty limited (think a heat map of where you looked on a car) so, being hungry, I skipped them.

"I think a crap map would be pretty funny".

"Think about a map pin icon," he says.

Egypt was not seriously considered by the British government: when Secretary of State for War Henry Dundas suggested it, he was urged by Foreign Secretary Lord Grenville to think "with a map in your hand, and with a calculation of distances".

Never underestimate the ability of a young woman like myself to over-think a basic map.

Who'd have thought that a map of businesses in pre-crash Reykjavík would one day help me write a book review?

So, the more the "apple" node thinks a particular feature map contains "apple" features, the more votes it sends to that feature map.

My advice to war history fans is you should think of buying a map of the Korean peninsula".