Sentence examples for enclave it from inspiring English sources

As an enclave, it encourages other enclaves.

North Toronto mansion - Set on eight acres in an exclusive enclave, it includes a huge private library under a dome allegedly modelled on St Peter's in Rome.

To many people in Broad Channel, a largely working-class enclave, it means paying to get to the doctor's office, go to work, pick up a child at school or attend a meeting of the local community board.

Situated on a three-acre hilltop site in this waterfront enclave, it is a Georgian Revival mansion, and the current owner put it on the market in June 2006 after its most recent inhabitant was evicted.

The deployment of Russian nuclear-capable missiles in Kaliningrad, the isolated enclave it controls on Poland's and Lithuania's border, is the latest move in a war of nerves along Europe's eastern flank.

Having accidentally spawned this exclusive enclave, it's as if the Tate has now co-opted it as a site-specific installation.

The state has proposed such settlements for those who accept the return of its rule in other enclaves it seized with the help of Russian jets and Iran-backed militias.

Set up in 2007 to unite a motley collection of local extremist outfits in the rough and restive regions along Pakistan's frontier with Afghanistan, the movement has had much of its time and energy taken up with bitter internal competition and maintaining its ruthless rule over the enclaves it has carved out over the years.

Moscow has run into trouble ensuring political victories for its chosen candidates in the breakaway enclaves it sponsors in neighboring states.

Although the territory is part of Cuba, like all American military enclaves it has the character of a small town with its own movie theater, a McDonald 's a high school and a bowling alley.

Having been preserved in Amazigh enclaves, it is spoken by roughly one-third of the people.