“After much debate, it was decided to situate it on what was known as Johannesburg's Braamfontein ridge.”

“Referring to O'Higgins as a counter-revolutionary also misleadingly situates him on the post-revolutionary Irish political spectrum.”

“Facing one's death when it is inevitable and imminent situates the person differently depending on the context and immediate past history.”

“He situates himself in the gender debate early on and periodically throughout the book.”

“The JCR is in favour of situating a new joint JCR-MCR common room there, with a new quad and facilities for both undergrads and post-grads.”

“He's getting caught up in his own controversy, situating himself in an ethical quagmire he might not be able to escape from.”

“Articulating one's practice and situating it in context comes more naturally to some than to others.”