Sentence examples for enclave of about from inspiring English sources

But several in this seaside enclave of about 8,000 have accused the mayor of making a mountain out of a molehill, saying that the police department's actions were business as usual.

But he aroused the suspicions of soldiers guarding the enclave of about 400 Israeli settlers in Hebron.

An enclave of about 100 are perched in the Diamond Heights neighborhood in San Francisco, and 185 cluster on a Castro Valley ridge.

Douglas Rogers and the men of Delta Company were on their way to Kadhimiya, a Shiite enclave of about 300,000 people.

Life in Macau, a southern Chinese enclave of about 29 square kilometers, or 11 square miles, is geared to gambling, which brings in revenue of more than $33 billion and accounts for more than 40 percent of gross domestic product.

Under Norton's bill, the nation's capital would be reduced to an enclave of about 2 square miles, including Capitol Hill, the Mall, principal federal monuments, the White House and the U.S. Supreme Court, which would remain under federal control.

It mainly benefited the yeshiva in the exclusive Hasidic Jewish enclave of New Square, about 30 miles northwest of Manhattan in Rockland County.

And surprisingly, it was a dimly lit, termite-infested, 40-year-old property on the Saigon River in An Phu, an affluent enclave of expatriates about a 20-minute drive from the city center.

And while the din of new construction can be heard throughout this wealthy enclave of 19,000, about 10 miles east of Philadelphia, artifacts of the last golden age of housing are still very much in evidence.

The two victims, who were 12 and 20, were killed on Wednesday when an unknown gunman opened fire on a group of teenagers swimming in the Bistrica River, near the Serbian enclave of Gorazdevac, about 50 miles south of Pristina, Kosovo's capital.

These are the few overt, visible indicators of the massacre that stunned this enclave of 28,000 about 60 miles outside New York City.