Sentence examples for landlocked on from inspiring English sources

I felt a little shipwrecked myself, a Crusoe washed up and landlocked on the strange isle of Topeka.

As, for example, in the following short poem, where Jerusalem, landlocked on the fringe of the Judean desert, is magnificently released, while simultaneously bringing the poet to a moment of stasis and tranquillity: And there are days here when everything is sails and more sails, even though there's no sea in Jerusalem, not even a river.

Being landlocked on a resort for an entire week, you see the same people at every party and making pals was quite effortless, including with locals.

You can take nice pictures that remain landlocked on the camera, or lousy ones to upload or send.

Governors of the provinces controlled by Ratsiraka loyalists have been talking with increasing ardor of breaking away and forming a confederation that would leave Antananarivo, which is landlocked, to be a nation on its own.

This happened, but Eritrea's secession left Ethiopia landlocked, dependent on Eritrean goodwill for its trade.

For smaller, landlocked countries, dependent on aid-flows or natural resource revenues, governance is critical.

Several, such as south Sudan and Uganda are landlocked, so rely on Kenya's roads and its port of Mombasa for their trade to the outside world.

The main port to Ethiopia, which is landlocked, happened to be on its new enemy's eastern end, at Assab on the Red Sea.

Afghanistan is landlocked and relies heavily on fuel brought in by truck from Iran, Pakistan and the former Soviet republics.

Small and landlocked, Burundi depends heavily on them, but its civil war has extended into their territory and politics.