Sentence examples for foreign quarters from inspiring English sources

Afghanistan has been largely stabilized despite disturbing attacks by foreign quarters, tribal and political rivals, narco-criminals, as well as neo-Taliban forces.

What he said about you was, 'Pour les jeunes en France, Faulkner c'est un dieu.' Roll that over your tongue.' It was admiration from foreign quarters that led to Faulkner's 1949 Nobel Prize for Literature, rather than any US lobby.

The Iranian ambassador to the United Nations, Mohammad Khazaee, said in a letter to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon that the killing was part of a campaign of terrorist acts against Iran committed by "certain foreign quarters," an oblique reference to Israel and the United States.

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations, Mohammad Khazaee, sent a letter of protest to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, blaming "certain foreign quarters" for what he called "terrorist acts" aimed at disrupting Iran's "peaceful nuclear program, under the false assumption that diplomacy alone would not be enough for that purpose".

But his business card still listed his wares: "A growing collection of over 30,000 views of New York Harbor; ships, old and modern; skylines, dock scenes, harbor craft, sunsets, bridges, naval vessels, New York City, all five boroughs; street scenes, skyscrapers, old houses, foreign quarters, pushcarts, farms, old New York scenes".

Beyoğlu, considered to be "modern Istanbul," remains, as it has been since the 10th century, the foreign quarter.

But I suspect that their "galvanizing hunger" may turn out to be less for democracy than for independence -- from aliens of whatever foreign quarter.

Police said the blast happened in the Sabon Gari or "foreign quarter" of Kano, an area mostly inhabited by southern Christians.

By this time, Carlton Hill was known as Brighton's "foreign quarter", where many Italian and French street vendors who sold food of various types on Brighton beach, in the town centre and from door to door settled.

In the subsequent quarters, foreign holdings have fluctuated from $49.5 billion in the second quarter of 2009 to $52 billion, most recently.

Security drills were rarely held, there were no armed guards protecting the foreign workers' living quarters, risk assessment policies obscured the true dangers and Algerian gendarmes arrived well after terrorists had seized the main compound, he explained in his narrative verdict.