Sentence examples for hamlets that have been from inspiring English sources

Some farmers have been separated from their grazing lands, and a few houses and hamlets that have been in Indian-held Kashmir since 1947 are now outside it because the fence could not be built around them without crossing into Pakistani territory.

Barranco da Estrada (Gully Road) was the name of the hamlet that had been near the site of the hotel until the dam was built in 1969.

The two routes soon enter Tressmar, a hamlet that has been transformed into a major commercial destination.

In fact, he says, he hardly ever gets nervous – not even when taking on Hamlet, a role that has been performed by a succession of thespian greats including Laurence Olivier, Simon Russell Beale and Derek Jacobi.

More important, he powerfully conveyed the most effective passages in the score: the evocation of the ghost scene from "Hamlet" produced the chills that had been missing from the "Fantastique".

A 200-mile detour down back roads hugging the border takes you through towns and hamlets that have occasionally been used for spaghetti western sets.

So are there any lines of Hamlet that haven't been assigned to books?

In the village of Molasur, an agricultural hamlet that has recently been transformed by a new highway, I met a 52-year-old farmer named D. Ramnathan.

The rebels added to their military gains on Sunday, saying that they had captured Bin Jawwad, a strategic eastern hamlet that has in the past been a stumbling block on their path toward Surt, the dictator's hometown and one of his last strongholds.

Phoenicia, which was founded in 1853, has been wrestling with environmental regulators over permits to dredge Stony Clove Stream, one of the two creeks that bracket the hamlet and have been overflowing with increasing regularity.

Troilus' repeated emotional paralysis is comparable to that of Hamlet who may have been based on him.