Sentence examples for a multicultural area from inspiring English sources

And this is London, a multicultural area.

It's a typical, if over-large, boozer, in a multicultural area that's only had a smattering of gentrification.

In addition the exhibition text points out that even before the height of the Silk Road the basin was a multicultural area.

Charles Dickens is apparently "tedious" and reading Thomas Hardy or Jane Austen will put you off studying English at A-level, especially if you live in a multicultural area or come from an ethnic minority.

He says that the theatre, located in a heavily Muslim area, was very keen on the show and he is happy that it is being put on in a multicultural area.

His older brother departed a few months earlier from the the family's home in Butetown – a multicultural area between the city centre and Cardiff Bay – having said that he was going to an Islamic seminar in Shrewsbury.

"We chose Splott as it is a vibrant, multicultural area with a solid working class community and great quirky landmarks such as the Magic Roundabout.

(Among other high points, it saw him hand out bread "for our people" in a strongly multicultural area of Rome, and be shouted down at a primary school's gates by angry mothers. "Those two witches brought me good luck," he told online news site Linkiesta).

Lombok, a lively multicultural area in the west, has bars and cafes in former industrial buildings, plus swimming spots and even a river beach.

"I have invited representatives of Air China to visit my constituency of Ealing Southall to see that a very multicultural area is safe, and would be of great value for those visiting London to see.

The neighbourhood of Mile End in the northwestern part of the borough, has historically been a very multicultural area of the city, and features two of Montreal's well-known bagel establishments, St-Viateur Bagel and Fairmount Bagel.