Sentence examples for it's enclave from inspiring English sources
If you know anything about the Hamptons, you know it's enclave where the rich and famous relax, play and spend lots and lots of money.
If it actually is being populated by all the pretty people, it's an enclave that we worry is losing its sense of identity..
"It's an enclave for the commercial fishery," Mr. Kennedy said.
It has trendy coffee shops, organic eateries, bars and pubs – it's an enclave of Americana and Old Country, a rebel that doesn't quite fit in with the Music City status quo.
It's an enclave of talent and a centrifugal point for new Bergen music, housing not only Lerche, but fellow award-nominees Røyksopp, the Air-esque band who, with Melody AM, created 2001's ubiquitous chill-out LP; Kings of Convenience (FM hit: 'Toxic Girl'); and electronic label Tellé.
Are Vermont's teen pregnancy rates low because it's a "progressive enclave" — or because it's rural and relatively sparsely populated?
The most common term is "enclave"; a related, seemingly opposite one is "exclave".
It's an ultracool enclave.
It's a gilded enclave that Francis is entering, one of grand rooms, majestic artwork, regal costumes.
It's an urban enclave of narrow lanes, fronted nowadays by a marina, but remains effectively tourist-free.
