Sentence examples for a preserve of from inspiring English sources

And xenophobia is not a preserve of wealthy, white nations.

This is hardly a preserve of gentleman farmers.

The Greek character thus imposed on literature made it more a preserve of the educated elite.

It's a preserve of those who have profited the most from China's economic boom.

Greenhouses 10 years ago used to be a preserve of multinational horticultural companies.

It is mainly a preserve of far-right groups in countries such as the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

It was only in recent years that Saudis started living in compounds, long a preserve of Westerners.

Blair was on stronger ground when he argued that fanaticism was hardly a preserve of the religious-minded.

A large swath of land north of Olkhon is a preserve, full of bears and other wildlife.

There is a reference in the diaries of John B. Grimball from 1832 for a Charleston preserve of fowl.

Hefty campaign war chests keep the Statehouse a secure preserve of unopposed Democrats.