Sentence examples for Asia from high-quality English sources.

• Classical Asia is even larger.

• South Asians migrate elsewhere in South Asia, East Asians stick to East Asia, and so on.

• “Asia Minor” was one; “Et tu, Asia,” another; and, naturally, “Asia Weinstein.”

• Chinese culture dominated East Asia.

• South Asia is home to Indian peoples.

• East Asia; Southeast Asia (Chelsea House 2006).Stewart, Mark.

• The region can be subdivided into mainland Southeast Asia and insular Southeast Asia.

• Asia was once the range for countless species of wildlife, including some found only in Asia.

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• Southeast Asia, vast region of Asia situated east of the Indian subcontinent and south of China.

• With the exception of Southwest Asia, all the great rivers of Asia flow out of this central highland region.

• Salt-affected soils account for large areas in Central Asia, South Asia, and Southwest Asia.

• Smaller groups are scattered throughout Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and China.

• Remaining in the modern version of Asia would be South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia.

• …evolved, Buddhist monks traveled as missionaries to Central Asia and China, western Asia, and Southeast Asia.

• Caravans also carried silks, spices, and other products of Asia westward to Europe and gold, silver, wool, and other European goods back to Asia.

• Overall, East Asia ranks as the most heavily industrialized of the subregions of Asia, followed by Northern Asia and Southeast Asia.

Asia sentence examples

• The Portuguese, who for a century had been seeking a sea route to eastern Asia, finally arrived at Malacca in 1509, inaugurating a new era of European activity in Southeast Asia.

• The regions, as stated earlier, are Northern (or Russian) Asia, Central Asia, Southwest Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia.

• India and Pakistan are major countries in South Asia; Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam are in Southeast Asia; and China, Japan, and North and South Korea are in East Asia.

• From prehistoric to historic times, possibly beginning as early as 60,000 years ago, movements from Southwest Asia continued toward Europe and into Central Asia (including Middle Asia) and East Asia; significant movements into India and Southeast Asia also took place.