Sentence examples for bazaar town from inspiring English sources

The bloodshed that brought the convictions broke out in April in a village near the historic bazaar town of Kashgar.

The provincial capital, a bazaar town of stalls and marketplaces where farmers sell watermelons and plums, and its surrounding areas have remained mostly peaceful, officials say.

His designs received critical acclaim from Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Town and Country, and Women's Wear Daily and were featured by Bergdorf Goodman and Henri Bendel.

Krishan Gyawali, top official of Sindhupalchowk district, said at least 300 people were still stranded at Tatopani, a bazaar town on Nepal's border with Tibet.

But I don't think there is any doubt that Julian is the rightful heir". Three hours' drive later, Khasgunge turned out to be a scrappy bazaar town, alive with the smell of ginger tea, frying parathas and the sound of blaring film music.

Most tourists who pass through view Kabul as an overnight stopover on the way to more remote corners of the country: the rugged Pamir Mountains in the northeast; the exotic bazaar town of Mazar-i-Sharif; and Bamiyan, the former site of the giant stone Buddhas that were destroyed by the Taliban.

On 10 May 1857, the EIC's own security forces rose up against their employer and on successfully crushing the insurgency, after nine uncertain months, the company distinguished itself for a final time by hanging and murdering tens of thousands of suspected rebels in the bazaar towns that lined the Ganges – probably the most bloody episode in the entire history of British colonialism.

The restaurant is a kind of social bazaar, the town square, a club where the dues are paid nightly.

In Jalrez Bazaar, a town west of the valley, eight people were killed in 2008, residents said.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Nitsche made illustrations for the German weeklies Querschnitt and Simplicissimus, designed alphabets for the French type foundry Deberny & Peignot, and illustrated covers for Harper's Bazaar, Fortune, Town and Country, Vanity Fair, House and Garden, and Look.

Refugees, soldiers and Houthi spies mingle in the town bazaar.