Sentence examples for valuable places from inspiring English sources

Their enclaves, which they call cantons, are in strategically valuable places, controlling crossing points on the 550-mile border with Turkey.

Whatever we do, we have to do it responsibly, respecting the rights of future generations and the protection of scientifically valuable places.

That notwithstanding, he remains convinced that cruising parks are valuable places that "need to be written about with much more richness and nuance, especially by heterosexual culture and by a kind of normalising homosexual discourse, a homo-normative discourse".

"That display space they have in the store is really one of the most valuable places that exists in this country for communicating to the consumer that a book is a big deal," said Madeline McIntosh, president of sales, operations and digital for Random House.

"Traditionally, the money committees as a whole have always been the most valuable places to jump from the Hill to K Street," says Ivan Adler, a headhunter at the McCormick Group.

Earth orbit is and will remain a valuable place, as the swarms of satellites that circle the planet attest.

Still, there was a valuable place for Mr. Sissoko, for the spidery movements of his fingers, for his lacework arpeggios.

"Space is going to be a very valuable place," he said, and experiments like his are "what's going to open the door".

Length: 9 metres Weight: 10,000kg Aggression index: low Triceratops already has a valuable place in the Jurassic Park canon, as the dinosaur that gets sick and craps everywhere.

"The workers really love the museum and we think the union will make it a stronger and more valuable place," she said.

Advertisers have long been drawn to Times Square as a valuable place to reach consumers, paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for space on billboards and blazing video screens.