"village" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch
- Having concentrated the greater number of their guns to bear upon one point of the road in front of a mud-walled village, the enemy suddenly opened fire on the leading battalions of sepoys, causing them to give way.
- At Sangesar, a mud-walled village 25 miles west of Kandahar, Mullah Omar operated a mosque and a madrassa, or religious school, until 1994, when he and his student followers left to seize Kandahar.
- We travelled through the scorched aridness of the Scinde desert, lived in the Himalayas facing the peaks of snow, saw cities and mud-walled villages.
- At that time on earth, the first mud-walled villages had not yet been built, nor the first patch of grain sown to turn man from a wandering hunter to the householder, the landowner.
- Most Yemenis, 80 percent of whom are illiterate, live in remote, mud-walled villages, where witchcraft and superstition are used to ward off illness and the spiritual world often seems more potent than the profane.
- These lives, tucked away in the mango groves, grand estates and mud-walled villages of rural Pakistan, are rarely seen by outsiders.
- "Taliban, nyet," said a bearded alliance fighter among the hundreds of soldiers grouped just shy of a mud-walled village, which they expected to be turned over.
- Then, just as the truck neared the end of its journey, a light rain lifted and a rainbow spread across the sky, arcing directly over this mud-walled village, where Mr. Gul's ancestors dwelled for generations until Soviet forces invaded in December 1979.
- Flying in a south-north line, three Chinooks skimmed over mud-walled villages, drawing stares from farmers, waves from excited children, scurrying from bands of sheep and indifference from camels.
- She had tried to deliver the baby at home in her mud-walled village, but her labor had stalled; now she is frightened and in pain.
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