Sentence examples for epicentre where from inspiring English sources

A handful of Indian army helicopters flew sorties over the epicentre where entire communities appeared to have been destroyed by landslides.

TV footage showed bloodied survivors milling through the streets of Jiegu, a town 20 miles from the epicentre where reportedly almost every home juddered to the ground either in the first earthquake or during one of 17 powerful aftershocks.

And Hell's Kitchen (or HK) is now the gay epicentre, where rents are a little more affordable, thereby attracting swarms of new arrivals who prowl the streets and look for fun on an obsessive basis.

Buildings swayed for several minutes as far away as Tokyo; nearer the epicentre, where coastal towns and villages are largely deserted swaths of flattened land, people fled to higher ground.

"This is the epicentre of where it all began in 2001," he said.

Nepali Information Minister Minendra Rijal said there had been "massive damage" at the epicentre, from where little information is emerging.

It's epicentre is Mumbai where 45,000 of India's 61,000 Parsi-Irani Zoroastrians live.

Its epicentre was Falluja, where four US private security agents were killed in April 2004.

India was once seen as a polio epicentre, the country where the virus was most difficult to tackle.

There are fears that the district of Dolakha, where the epicentre of the latest earthquake was located, may have been badly hit.

If you can't buy, you rent – except in London, the epicentre of the madness where rents are so extortionate, newspapers compete for horror stories.