Sentence examples for central enclave from inspiring English sources

Since September 18th IS has turned the tables, concentrating its forces for an all-out offensive to take the central enclave around the Syrian Kurdish-majority town of Ain al-Arab, known as Kobane in Kurdish, on the border with Turkey.

The town was deeply scarred by Iraq's civil war and remains largely divided between Shiites, many of whom live in a central enclave ringed by concrete barriers, and Sunnis, living on the outskirts.

Most live in small southern and central enclaves, but almost half live in a sliver of land north of the River Ibar (see map).

Another said that in one district with 940 registered voters, another 300 had apparently "voted".As for Kosovo's minority Serb areas, turnout figures were high for the southern and central enclaves of the country, but almost non-existent in the northern region which abuts Serbia.

Part of the pitch, subtitled "The Effect of a Sam Keil Bronze on Property", alludes to her recent work on the front of a block of luxury flats in upmarket central London enclave St John's Wood.

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

This black enclave in central Sudan, where the government and SPLA used to trade atrocities, is now remarkably calm.

The original Jamaica High opened in 1896 with a few hundred students in what was then a rural enclave of central Queens.

DANCING, drumming, blowing cows' horns and roasting bulls, the people of the Nuba mountains, a black African enclave in central Sudan, celebrated the ceasefire.

Certainly there's a welcome and surprising orderliness about this tiny former Portuguese enclave, whose central 'peninsula' area is one of the most densely populated places on earth.

WHAT TO DO DURING THE DAY -- Within the time-warp enclave of central Copenhagen, one of the most fascinating structures is the Rundetaarn (Round Tower), Kobmagergade 52a.