Sentence examples for eastern quarter from inspiring English sources

Limestone is common in the eastern quarter.

In the eastern quarter are the tombs of the Bahmanī kings.

The event was sponsored by the French government and staged in the capital's poor, eastern quarter.

St. Nicholas was founded in 1916 in what was then a Middle Eastern quarter of Lower Manhattan.

We had both taken up residence in the eastern quarter of the city, in a hard-to-reach, hilly area prone to mud slides.

Born to a drug-addict in the impoverished eastern quarter of the city, she weighed just three pounds at birth and was fed with an eye dropper because her mouth was too small for a bottle.

Early media reports after the war lamented the destruction of a keethara: an unusual piano with a dual keyboard, one tuned to Western scales, the other to Eastern quarter-tones.

There is little difference between the southern and northern quadrants however, the eastern quarters (NE and SE) show thickness decays more quickly to the east compared to the west (NW and SW) – see text for discussion.

In August, some of the last doctors still working in the city's eastern quarters wrote a letter to President Obama pleading for help in stopping the targeted bombardment of hospitals by forces backing President Bashar Assad.

When the war broke out in August 1914 he had been mapping the border between the British protectorate of Papua, occupying the south-eastern quarter of the island, and the German colony of Kaiser-Wilhelmsland, occupying the north-eastern quarter.

As I reported last week, the revised £600 million Eastgate Quarters development - which aims to transform the run-down north-eastern quarter of Leeds centre into a sea of shops and restaurants - was granted outline planning approval by city councillors.