Sentence examples for using the same location from inspiring English sources

If you're wondering about the Doctor's random recollection of having been to the diner with Amy and Rory, it was a cheeky bit of explanation for them using the same location as for the 196x diner in The Impossible Astronaut.

Applicants were required to provide, at a minimum, a letter of intent to lease a store; it was difficult to figure out which locations were legal; and more than one person was allowed to apply using the same location.

Previously working on a film using the same location, producer Chris Fry chose the village because he felt it was the closest to the UK the crew can get to mimic the hot, Mediterranean feel of Cyprus.

Each bead was removed after 14 days, or earlier if inflammation was present, and fresh bead(s) placed in the opposite ear, using the same location(s).

The simulation parameters are the same as in the ideal example in Section 4, using the same locations for the M=3 emitters and N=50 sensors, to allow a direct comparison.

About a dozen smartphone apps enable people to connect at sports events, shopping malls and other public places, using the same location-based technology that tells you about a traffic jam ahead or whether there's a sale on jeans at a store you are walking past.

We chose these new sites using the same location-allocation approach to improve spatial coverage of the model, whereas the 50 that were the same during both deployments provided an assessment of interseasonal correlation and hence the stability of the NO2 spatial pattern, which we subsequently used to assign exposure across the cohort.

Using the same locations as Experiment 2, the rule was that for half of the animals the plastic drinking straws were always correct in both locations 1 and 2, i.e., always baited with food (half a Cheerio loop).

"We support filming in central London and others have used the same location without any incident," she said.

Services or games that offer to let you "own" locations in the real world have one fatal flaw: anyone can create another which will use the same location.

After The Wind in the Willows it made sense to use the same location for another classic – Frances Hodgson Burnett's 1911 novel The Secret Garden.