Sentence examples for where minus from inspiring English sources

Or more precisely, in the lobby of the New York Hilton Midtown, where Minus 5 opened in early July and serves chilly cocktails that are all "in the rocks" — even the glasses are made of ice.

Suppose that a significant part of the problem lies with the citizenry, who for decades chose to believe — and why not? — a political class seeking to protect its hand on the status quo by defending the concept of a France where, minus a few nicks, all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds.

Instead, from 1952 through the 1970s, Gallup measured the public's positive or negative impression of candidates with a question that asked respondents to rate their feelings towards a candidate on a scale from minus five to plus five, where minus five was "dislike very much" and plus five was "like very much".

Following the formation of the RT-dGMP bond and the synthesis of three additional nucleotides, the nascent DNA strand transfers to position 2537 near the 3'end of the viral RNA where minus strand DNA synthesis continues [17], [18].

The confidence interval (in bp) for the region on chromosome 4 linked to the arousability was determined using the 'LOD drop-off' method where minus 1 LOD support interval is constructed by taking the two positions left and right of the maximum value in the LOD profile that have a LOD value of 1 less than this maximum; the two positions are estimated using linear interpolation calculations.

A cafe where mini-exhibitions are often on display; video pieces by artists are sometimes screened in the adjacent cinema.

The advisory also designates four areas where mini-submarines can release their dive weights so the vessels can become buoyant enough to return to the surface.

Those craving a harder edge skipped to Shangri-La come night fall, where mini-arenas inspired by Blade Runner pumped out drum and bass until dawn.

Such humility disguises a designer well-versed in the fickleness of the home design market, where mini-blinds are a must-have one year, an embarrassment the next.

After a flat start at High Wray Bay, where mini beaches are backed by clumps of bluebells, stitchworts and the occasional violet, the path becomes challenging as it climbs into Claife Woods.

Where mini-grids already exist but are currently powered by diesel Wouters says it is now a no-brainer for them to switch to renewables: "Where people are using diesel to generate electricity any renewable source of energy is at the moment more cost effective".