Sentence examples for enclave off from inspiring English sources

A second phone call to the restaurant established that it's half a mile from either road, in the little riverside enclave off Vicarage Crescent.

But four years ago, he and his partners tore down the Cottages, the unlandmarked but picturesque garden enclave off Third Avenue, where five elderly men and women lived.

But a weekly visit to their nearby library doesn't take this group of elderly residents long: it parks downhill from their community on an enclave off Grasslands Road.

She notes that the wealthy of Malibu have for years tried to keep their enclave off limits to the hoi polloi.

"It's like, imagine the ripples on top of an ocean," Dr. Mehmet Oz, who meditates in an armchair in an enclave off his bedroom, said at Mr. Lynch's benefit.

As part of Nook Farm, a hilltop enclave off Farmington Avenue, the Twain house and the Harriet Beecher Stowe House were gathering places for the literati from all over the world.

Little enclaves of off-street parking were designated close to these bollards, creating ad hoc chicanes.

With weight being one of the biggest limiting factors when it comes to space travel, the ability to craft a habitable environment almost exclusively with materials found at the landing site could dramatically ease the process of establishing long-term enclaves off-world.

Ever since the mid-19th century, the Quartier Leopold has been an enclave of privilege, cut off from the poorer parts of town.

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

"Environmentalism seems like enclave of the well-off," and must address more common concerns.