Sentence examples for zone used from inspiring English sources

EDT," or Eastern Daylight Time, the time zone used in New York, which is seven hours behind Syria.

In the shadow of the freeway, the Embarcadero waterfront became an urban dead zone, used mostly for parking cars in empty buildings.

For most of the hour, the exposition hits just the right note and the camera angles are perfect copies of what "The Twilight Zone" used to do.

For Brooker – working, for this six-episode series, with guest writers – the key is to treat technology "as the Twilight Zone used the supernatural, to make something magical happen.

Cleaning up the even more contaminated east end, where the live-fire zone used to be, has not started as the navy, EPA and Puerto Rican government wrangle over the scope of what will be done.

Now, as the case moves through pretrial motions, she has included a demand that the department change the zone of safety, a buffer zone used by officers in the handling of what are known as emotionally disturbed persons, or E.D.P.'s in police shorthand.

The first thing the script does is to download a complete copy of the zone using the dig AXFR command.

Sabathia was gripping his fastball on top, driving it toward the lower half of the strike zone, using his 6-foot-7 frame for a wicked downhill angle.

But a recent trip to several ethnic Georgian villages inside the zone, using back roads that bypassed Russian checkpoints, suggested that some villagers were getting back.

We present a geodetic evidence of the proposed shear zone using GNSS velocity data.

FAO (1970) estimated an annual runoff of 4 × 105 m3 for the northwestern coastal zone using cistern measurements.