Sentence examples for which lies roughly from inspiring English sources

The Delta, which lies roughly between the Yazoo and Mississippi Rivers, is a complex and historically star-crossed region.

The epicentre of earthquakes hitting Mexico City, which lies roughly in the centre of the country, is usually to the south, where the North American continental plate rubs up against the Cocos plate.

THE Ladies Mile Historic Districtt, which lies roughly between Union Square and Madison Square, from the east side of Broadway to the west side of Sixth Avenue, commemorates a series of women's shops and department stores that once marched up its avenues like civic monuments.

When you come to browse, book the colonial 1708 House in Southampton, which lies roughly equidistant between Amagansett and Westhampton (1708house.com).com

The LCVF, which lies roughly halfway between the towns of Ely and Tonopah in northern Nye County, Nevada consists of over 100 square miles of Quaternary basaltic pyroclastic and flow deposits [35].

It crosses the Ontario Southland Railway, which lies roughly parallel to the entire length of the highway, before passing west of Tillsonburg Airport and curving northwest.

The Pitcairn Islands, which lie roughly half way between New Zealand and Peru, are home to about 50 people; Bermuda, the most populous of the Territories, has only about 65,000 residents.

A local company, Amity Tours, was to look after us for our two weeks: Cristiàn the owner, Guido our guide, and Milton the driver, who would ferry us and our gear between the hotels and volcanoes, each of which lay roughly three hours' drive apart.

Related by financial asset: Energy Transfer Equity L.P. Meet the wealthy and famous neighbors of Preston Hollow, a roughly 6-square-mile neighborhood, which lies about 10 miles north of downtown Dallas.

Beal finds himself in very good company in the roughly 6-square-mile neighborhood, which lies about 10 miles north of downtown Dallas.

Uniontown, which lies about 30 miles east of two large mines that once employed well over 1,000 miners but are down to roughly 600 after one ceased production in 2015, hints at both middle-class affluence and postindustrial angst.