locally

The only thing is that locally Chintonbury is probably pronounced Chun'bury, in which case it will not scan.

Perry managed to switch his phone over to streaming, so that it was uploading everything instead of recording it locally.

The reagent, when in a liquid form, is locally applied on the growing organ.

Locally they may have lasted even later, but the use of the potter's wheel spread rapidly in the early Bronze Age.

The same may be said of the volcanic flows that locally overlie the desert deposits.

Chick-peas (Cicer arietinum), locally called "revithia," grow well and are cultivated to a moderate extent.

The surrounding land is what is locally known as "scab land."

The office of Landammann is one (p. 422) of dignity and honor, at least locally, but it is not one of large authority.

The cotton is locally graded into best, medium, and poor, all being American varieties.

The material of the tools is the same as the rock forming the vault, locally known as "cotton rock."