Sentence examples for eastern pocket from inspiring English sources
Today, the area — on the Pest side of the Danube and one of the city's 23 districts — has become a magnet for Budapest's trendy bohemians, mixing soulful chic and shabby bourgeois, though not all nefarious behavior has vanished, chiefly in the district's eastern pocket.
It was probably through Romanian that Modern Hebrew got the word pita, the famous Israeli name for the flat Near Eastern pocket bread.
Tierney professes eternal love for his time at Princeton but said he had been re-energized by the novelty of offering scholarships (Princeton could not), a more flexible admissions office and the opportunity to help the game grow away from its traditional Eastern pockets.
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Islamic State claimed a bombing that left at least 80 people dead Saturday at a peaceful demonstration in the Afghan capital of Kabul, raising fears that the group may be extending its reach beyond the country's eastern pockets, where it generally operates.
The United Nations says nearly 400,000 people live in eastern Ghouta, a pocket of satellite towns and farms under government siege since 2013, without enough food or medicine.
While Mosul has been reclaimed, IS still controls large areas of eastern Syria and pockets of territory in Iraq.
The militants are regrouping in a final pocket of eastern Syria.
The violence has raised fears that the instability of the separatist war, largely contained to a pocket of eastern Ukraine, is spreading across the country.
But in Eastern Ghouta, the final pocket of rebel territory around the capital, it is just the Syrian government that is clashing with the country's armed opposition.
The staff members, seven Congolese and one Swiss citizen, had just completed an assessment mission in a war-racked pocket of eastern Congo when they were abducted by a local militia.
Witnesses to a dawn attack on the eastern edge of the pocket told the Guardian that Gaddafi troops came across two miles of flat open grassland between the front lines in pickup trucks with their lights on, a seemingly obvious target for air power.
