Sentence examples for where on the map from inspiring English sources

Without that information, it's difficult to know where on the map they should look.

On Tuesday in the quarter-finals, they bounced back from a surprisingly small seven-point halftime lead over Slovenia to shellack them 119-76 (even if center DeMarcus Cousins wasn't entirely sure where on the map their opponents lived).

Once the network has worked out where on the map the birds are, the rest of the system applies some rules of thumb, such as the favourite migration weather of, say, geese and the soaring habits of, say, vultures, to transform those data into a three-dimensional picture of where birds should be expected.

And just as we do not believe that superficial resemblance means bats and birds belong together, neither do we trust that surface appearances determine who belongs where on the ethnic map.

But I don't recall that I even focussed as to exactly where it was on the map, one of these little villages as opposed to another one.

For your first hour write a one on the map where it is.

The close parallel of an actual pilgrimage and coming out is more than mere metaphor: an intentional pilgrimage provides concrete, tangible, markers by which one can discern where one is located on the map of coming out.

If you know where the weapons on the map are and where the hill will spawn, you should be able to plan an effective route to reach the weapons and assault the hill before it moves.

First, spatial patterns in the first and second axis images show where on the landscape the maps agree and disagree.

I didn't know where it was on the map.

This book puts non-misery-memoirs where they belong: on the map.