put on the map

With the oil boom of the early 20th century, Costanzo said, “Los Angeles was put on the map, and what came with it was a lot of crime.”

While some complained about the parking and disruption to the bin round, others said they were excited to see the village put on the map.

Other religious ceremonies were held at the Museu Pelé in Santos, the port city he put on the map with his goals and success for Santos FC, and in the small city of Tres Corações, where do Nascimento was born in 1940.

"There was a real sense of Hull being put on the map, quite literally in the case of the BBC Weather map," he said.

Now she found herself in Newtown or Parkland or Uvalde or whatever fresh hell had just been put on the map.