Sentence examples for a county called from inspiring English sources

During the Xi (Western) Han period, a county called Houcheng was set up in the area of what is now Shenyang.

It's in the centre of a county called Gwynedd, which I always mispronounced Gwen-idd because of the double d (it's Gwin-eth).

Raised in a Christian home in Henan Province, Mr. Xu was fond of noting his birth in a county called Minquan, which translates as "civil rights".

Residents of both share an agricultural and maritime history, revere open spaces and share a deep-seated if quixotic interest in seceding from Suffolk County to form a county called Peconic.

When the family drives out into the middle of nowhere at night with no place to stay, they come across a man who takes them to a county called The Outlands, a dirty, run-down place where there are no rules and regulations.

But in 1925, when he was 28 years old, he returned to Oxford to write about his "postage stamp of native soil"; and between that year and his death in 1962 he wrote 16 books and innumerable stories about a mythical Mississippi county called Yoknapatawpha.

Stuart remained unheralded, and the neighborhood where the arch sits, now an unincorporated patch of Martin County called Rio, became a landscape of mobile homes and snowbirds, with a smattering of peacocks from the nearby estate of Frances Langford, an actress known for singing "I'm in the Mood for Love".

Strayer has also produced a similar app for Sonoma County called "Organically Sonoma: A Tasting and Touring Guide".

Her house is in a part of Clackamas County called Beavercreek.

The worst and most sustained part of the fighting took place in a part of Humboldt County called the Bald Hills.

And on Monday, Mayor Alex Penelas of Miami-Dade County called a meeting with officials to review the "Cuba Change in Government" plan in this county, which is home to 650,000 Cuban-Americans.