Sentence examples for caravan stop from inspiring English sources
The first recorded settlement was Birziminium, a caravan stop in Roman times, though it probably was an Illyrian tribal centre earlier.
The town is strategically located on an ancient caravan route between the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian Ocean, and it has long been an important caravan stop between the Syrian Desert and the Arabian Peninsula.
Always restless, Mnouchkine has sometimes made migration itself her subject: 2003's Le Dérnier Caravansérail (The Last Caravan Stop) dramatised the experience of refugees from Kurdistan, Chechnya, Iran, Russia and a flurry of other countries into an extraordinary six-hour experience that featured no fewer than 169 characters.
As they passed, her teamster driver pointed out the famed facility, and she insisted the caravan stop.
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Once is enough?" When the caravan stopped today in Chilton, Wis., there were more demands from the crowd for kisses.
People poured confetti into his hair and draped him with flowers as his caravan stopped in little towns.
The caravan stopped at the bomb-ravaged campus of a Taliban madrassa, or religious school, near the airport previously known for housing many foreign students.
But O'Brien said he had felt welcomed at the caravan stops, where the conversation has turned to topics like whether he supported a college football playoff and who might emerge as the Nittany Lions' starting quarterback.
A dozen group members plan to drive across the country in a caravan, stopping in a dozen cities to join human-rights and religious groups for protests against what they say is Nike's use of overseas sweatshops.
Coleman went on a 13-day mission to Africa in April and was on his way to meet the Burundi President, Pierre Nkurunziza, when his four-car caravan stopped in a small village to pick up another passenger.
