Sentence examples for well-known area from inspiring English sources

A film or a book that sets out to be a contemporary record of a particular community living in a well-known area cannot ignore them.

This "New Area" is China's fifth such zone approved by the central State Council; others include Pudong, a well-known area in Shanghai, and Binhai in Tianjin.

While Dartmoor remains the most well-known area in the UK for the activity, a few years ago the first box was placed in Scotland - there are now 40 boxes with clues posted on the Letterboxing Scotland website.

Most of the action took place before Hitler had become chancellor, and we had the chance to shine a light on a less well-known area of his life.

He told The Sunday Times: 'No other complete skeleton has been retrieved [from Waterloo] in 200 years.' The soldier was unearthed in 2012 when a mechanical digger excavated an overspill car park near the Lion's Mound, a well-known area to those who have visited the historic battleground south of Brussels.

Proper names constitute one well-known area of difficulties.

The outline above follows the forefront of cultural development as it took place in several well-known areas.

The site, one of the best destination-specific travel blogs, also highlights less well-known areas of Tibet, its people and culture.

Without deep pockets, winemakers can't afford to buy vineyard land, which can cost as much as $100,000 an acre in well-known areas like Napa, or to build a fancy chateau for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The U.S. and China have well-known areas of common interest: a treaty to lower investment hurdles to each other's economies, the Iran nuclear talks, forging peace in Afghanistan, and, most of all, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.

Two well-known areas of difficulty are mathematics and proper names, especially in an epistemic setting.