Sentence examples for enclave of the from inspiring English sources

"London is becoming an enclave of the rich".

"It feels like a lovely little enclave of the countryside.

And the artsy enclave of the area's main city, Asheville, hums year round.

"For too long," she said, "environmentalism has been seen as an enclave of the well-off".

Some days, the sailboats look near enough to be some quiet enclave of the West 80s.

Three years ago, Olsen settled in Asheville, a hippy enclave of the American south.

It became an enclave of the aristocracy from the 15th to the 18th century.

Other women could recite the same story from any radical enclave of the 60s.

I didn't want to live somewhere that was an enclave of the British abroad.

As the years went by, Tomkins notes, even the exclusive enclave of the Riviera lost some of its innocence.

Carnegie Hall is an "esteemed enclave of the arts" where two Kinks' shows "were as different as chalk and Camembert".