Sentence examples for mixed town from inspiring English sources

Though Basilica Soundscape 13 was low on diversity among the performers, Hudson is still a heterogeneous, racially mixed town.

They lived in Naivasha, an ethnically mixed town in the Rift Valley that used to be known for its nature walks, fancy hotels and flower farms.

He used to live in an ethnically mixed town called Nakuru but was recently evicted by a gang from another ethnic group that burned everything he owned.

When the latter two states used the confusion of the Russian Revolution to proclaim their independence, they had to decide what to do with this ethnically mixed town that sat right on their border.

After Kurdish fighters failed to seize the mixed town of Tal Abyad farther west along the border, extremist fighters blew up a Kurdish administrative building and the homes of Kurds believed to be supporting the fighters, activists said.

In mid-July, clashes broke out between the two sides in Ras al-Ain in Hasaka Province, and Kurdish fighters quickly seized control of the ethnically mixed town with help from the local Arab tribes that distrust the extremist groups.

But my fuel economy in mixed town-and-country driving, 20 m.p.g., seemed low, given my conservative driving style.

Racially mixed towns stopped attracting white newcomers, especially those with school-aged children.

However, though Brčko remains one of the most mixed towns in Bosnia, there are increasing signs of division.

But in practice, partition is far less often a "velvet divorce" of equals as in Czechoslovakia, and more often like the bloody division of Yugoslavia: mixed towns become battlefields and neighbouring powers intervene in their own interests.

In the ethnically mixed towns of eastern Croatia, road signs in the Serbian Cyrillic alphabet have been destroyed and Serbian Orthodox churches have been vandalised with a "U" symbol representing the Nazi-linked II Ustasha regime.