Sentence examples for a small enclave from inspiring English sources

Yezidis could gain a small enclave in Hasaka along the Syria-Iraq border.

The Republic of San Marino is a small enclave in central Italy.

North Haven is a small enclave 15 miles off the coast of Maine.

He beckoned her into a small enclave to the side of the hallway.

Somewhere in the south-west was a small enclave of West Berlin.

"Detroit Rock City" (1999) seemed to suggest that Detroit itself was a small enclave in suburban Toronto.

Exploration of the area around the Macchiozzo shows a vast network of similar structures, forming a smaller enclave within the compound.

Camilo Gomez, the government's peace commissioner, said that at the behest of hardliners the ELN had at the last minute rejected a deal for a smaller enclave.What now?

It's in Catalonia, where many speak Catalan, a language similar to Provençal; but it's also part of a smaller enclave, the Val d'Aran, where some people can still speak yet another language, Aran.

Javier Espinosa, a reporter for the Spanish newspaper El Mundo who reached Lebanon on Wednesday, described his harrowing escape on a radio interview with the BBC, but insisted that the focus should remain on the "20,000 mainly women and old people, civilians trapped in a very small enclave".

"We are talking about 20,000 mainly women and old people, civilians, trapped in a very small enclave under constant shelling during the whole day until night," he said.