How To Use Caravanserai In A Sentence
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Once the media caravanserai moves on to the next global flashpoint, we will likely ignore the messy aftermath to the heroic events of last week.
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Crest Hotel Formerly known as the Esso, this bright modern caravanserai has all the comforts and expected facilities.
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Someone wrote more acutely that The Hound in the Left-Hand Corner does for a great museum what Arnold Bennett - ‘a no less notable connoisseur of luxury’ - did for the international caravanserai in his Grand Babylon Hotel.
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‘Like Genghis Khan come to Chinatown,’ is how a friend once described this former Silk Route caravanserai on market day.
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They sailed up the river with a fair wind for ten days till they drew in sight of Baghdad, at which they all rejoiced, and the ship landed them in the city, where without stay or delay Hasan hired a storehouse in one of the caravanserais and transported his goods thither.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Here we were to stay the night at a kind of caravanserai, set apart for emigrants.
Across the Plains: With Other Memories and Essays
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Said to be one of the oldest preserved caravanserais in the world, maybe a thousand years, it wears its age and restoration with solidity rather than elegance.
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Callil said, `I saw you being led away by the Mulla at the caravanserai, under religious instruction, it seemed.
KARA KUSH
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But Speedy swore by them, and to my gratification their havildar was a leathery veteran from the Mogala country who claimed to remember “Bloody Lance ", as he addressed me, pouring out the old tale of how Ifflass-mann slaughtered the four Gilzais — so much lying tommy-rot, you understand, but I dare say I could still dine out on it in the caravanserais along the Jugdulluk road.
Flashman on the March
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I am inspired this week to praise the "caravanserai" because it is where we all met in the age before steamships and aircraft.
Belfasttelegraph.co.uk - Frontpage RSS Feed
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Someone wrote more acutely that The Hound in the Left-Hand Corner does for a great museum what Arnold Bennett - ‘a no less notable connoisseur of luxury’ - did for the international caravanserai in his Grand Babylon Hotel.
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Whisky is exiled from some of our caravanserais, and they have banished Sir John Barleycorn.
Letters to Dead Authors
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Once, as the derelict caravanserais that litter the landscape mutely testify, the Silk Route ran through the Mazandaran.
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Callil said, `I saw you being led away by the Mulla at the caravanserai, under religious instruction, it seemed.
KARA KUSH
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I tried to board her at Khiva, but the caravanserai was too crowded, and on the Samarkand road there wasn't the opportunity, which was a pity.
The Sky Writer
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An inn of the Oriental pattern, often called caravanserai in books of travel.
Rambles and Recollections of an Indian Official
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There is a lot of sense for eight or nine of the major heads of state getting together privately to discuss issues in an informal way without this huge caravanserai of pressmen and aides and assistants.
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The caravanserais, souks, hammams and charitable institutions which share the same architectural language throughout the Muslim world are not compared or discussed.
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(Jer 42: 1-22). habitation to Chimham -- his "caravanserai" close by Beth-lehem.
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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When morning dawned he mounted and rode onward till he reached the Holy City, 377 Jerusalem, and thence he made Aleppo, where he dismounted at one of the caravanserais and abode three days to rest himself and the mule and to smell the air.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Not unlike the early explorers and their caravanserai of botanists, scientists and illustrators who meticulously documented the areas they visited, Martin and her colleagues made their own recordings of what they saw.
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Words I'm surprised Word do know: caravanserais, steles
I am tired. i am weary. i could sleep for a thousand years.
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The gardens to the north-east contain a caravanserai, which is fairly well kept and comfortable.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 2 "Baconthorpe" to "Bankruptcy"
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He can gallop on the wild horses of wave and wind, outspanning his team in the caravanserai of night.
The Spring of Joy: A Little Book of Healing
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Once the media caravanserai moves on to the next global flashpoint, we will likely ignore the messy aftermath to the heroic events of last week.
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Sheki is also known for its huge caravanserais of which it once had five, a time when local silk was a valued commodity on Caucasian trade routes.
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The caravanserai is a big, commodious affair, a quadrangular structure of brick surrounding fully an acre of ground, and with a small open space outside.
Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume II From Teheran To Yokohama
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The caravanserais, souks, hammams and charitable institutions which share the same architectural language throughout the Muslim world are not compared or discussed.
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At the caravanserai is a traveller who says he hails from the Pishin
Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume II From Teheran To Yokohama
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a caravanserai is a picture of the world; men come in and go out of it, and no account is taken of them.
The Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan
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What a scene it must have been for the immense army of journalists, lobbyists and poules de luxe who follow the Euro parliament's caravanserai from Brussels to Strasbourg.
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The third part, beyond the southern gateway to the Jilaukhana, was to be the Taj Ganj—a mammoth square complex that housed bazaars and four caravanserais, the incomes from which would fund the care and upkeep of the tomb and the forecourt.
Shadow Princess
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What a scene it must have been for the immense army of journalists, lobbyists and poules de luxe who follow the Euro parliament's caravanserai from Brussels to Strasbourg.
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There is a lot of sense for eight or nine of the major heads of state getting together privately to discuss issues in an informal way without this huge caravanserai of pressmen and aides and assistants.
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There were some 300 habitations in Agdah, the principal one with a large quadrangular tower, being that of the Governor; but both the Chappar khana and the caravanserai were the filthiest we had so far encountered.
Across Coveted Lands or a Journey from Flushing (Holland) to Calcutta Overland
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[FN#453] In northern Africa the "Dár al-Ziyáfah" was a kind of caravanserai in which travellers were lodged at government expense.
Arabian nights. English
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Under these disclike roofs, the building is a chain of interconnected pavilions and outdoor terraces surrounding a large open-air courtyard, a layout that evokes caravanserais, shelters that were built along the old trade routes.
NYT > Home Page
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‘Like Genghis Khan come to Chinatown,’ is how a friend once described this former Silk Route caravanserai on market day.
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Sheki is also known for its huge caravanserais of which it once had five, a time when local silk was a valued commodity on Caucasian trade routes.
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Words I'm surprised Word do know: caravanserais, steles
I am tired. i am weary. i could sleep for a thousand years.
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Said to be one of the oldest preserved caravanserais in the world, maybe a thousand years, it wears its age and restoration with solidity rather than elegance.
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Not unlike the early explorers and their caravanserai of botanists, scientists and illustrators who meticulously documented the areas they visited, Martin and her colleagues made their own recordings of what they saw.
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The bazaar streets will be here, along with the four caravanserais.
Shadow Princess
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Once, as the derelict caravanserais that litter the landscape mutely testify, the Silk Route ran through the Mazandaran.
