Sentence examples for enclave in which from inspiring English sources

He began sleeping in his car while looking for a "wealthy enclave" in which to drum up tutoring business.

The Block was strictly off limits in Hoxha's time, an enclave in which he and his cronies could kick back and enjoy the communist high life in luxury villas while the country went to hell on a donkey.

The spot is not far from the simple, Quonset-hut-style enclave in which the Shoah Foundation collects, catalogs and indexes the eyewitness accounts and makes documentaries, classroom videos, CD-ROM's and other materials.

They lived until 2003 in the north London enclave in which Alan Bennett and Jonathan Miller were neighbours and latterly in a coach house at Petersham near Richmond, west London, that allows Tomalin to indulge her passion for gardening.

It is an experience that your gay students deserve, and they should not have to retreat to a secret and hidden enclave in which to experience it.

The only place where this is not the case is Tower Hamlets, where controversial Mayor Luftur Rahman has carved out an enclave in which it's much easier to get a decent council position if you're Bangladeshi.

The elite enclaves in which such stars live are not over-familiar to Hatton.

Dr. Leavitt said such groups were usually "embattled enclaves" in which members felt connected by an intense sense of purpose.

He sees the new world as one of "development enclaves," in which parts of countries will stand out as advanced or wealthy, without fundamentally transforming the entire economy.

We tune out by tucking ourselves into virtual enclaves in which our ingrained tastes are mirrored and our established opinions reflected back at us.

They have reached that conclusion after the bitter experience of watching two decades of negotiations and seeing Israel dig itself deeper into occupied land, cramming Palestinians into ever shrinking enclaves in which they have no real power.