Sentence examples for which landlocked from inspiring English sources

A political crisis in neighboring Ivory Coast — which landlocked Burkina Faso depends on for food shipments — has forced up living costs, adding to the unrest.

The women were Palestinians from the southern part of the West Bank, which is landlocked, and Israel does not allow them in.

Although soldiers make up the lion's share of American forces in Afghanistan, which is landlocked, most bases have a mix of service members, including from the Navy.

South Sudan, which is landlocked and exports its oil via a pipeline through Sudan, stopped all oil production last week as the dispute escalated.

The port has long been touted as a potentially lucrative transport corridor that could link neighbouring Ethiopia, which is landlocked, to the sea.

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

PAGE A10 FLOUTING LAW FOR A SWIM A group of Israeli women has risked criminal prosecution by taking Palestinians from the southern part of the West Bank, which is landlocked, to swim in the sea.

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.

India, which blockaded landlocked Nepal a decade ago to punish it for buying weapons from the Chinese, have again recently accused Nepal of growing too close to China and also of allowing Pakistani agents to operate from its territory.

My family rarely write captions on the back of our holiday snaps (what's wrong with us?), so when my mother and I found these two pictures in a box recently we weren't quite sure where or when they were taken, but most likely it was on one of those north Wales beaches to which we landlocked West Midlanders descended in terrifying numbers each summer.

Sao Paulo is a harsh city, brooding and landlocked, which makes the 221 hectares of Ibirapuera Park all the more essential.