Vicinity used in a sentence

Vicinity in a sentence as a noun

In fact where I am living now I can call 4-5 different ones all in my vicinity.

You point it in the general vicinity of the barcode, press the button, and it's scanned.

There is a secondary purpose for sounds on digital cameras: it makes it obvious to people in the vicinity that someone has just taken a photo.

My parents happened to be in the vicinity and I was chatting with them outside the conference venue when a Microsoft employee walked by and asked who they were.

"For a generic software developer, "I make my employer absolute piles of money by being clever in the general vicinity of a computer.

Specifically, the Court says officers should have the ability to look for guns and contraband when someone is pulled over and it's likely they are armed or their immediate person or vicinity poses a threat and/or has evidence of a crime.

* Does the administration claim the right to use airstrikes against al Qaeda terrorists of any nationality when a reasonable person could infer a likelihood that such a strike would cause harm to Americans in the vicinity of the strike?There are more good questions, I'm sure.

I would be interested to know how the internal pressure of this experiment fluctuates due to phase transitions, especially chemical reactions which could potentially produce phase transitions that are not thermally or biologically reversible in the vicinity of STP.