Yambol

American  

[yahm-bohl] / ˈyɑmˈboʊl /

Or Jambol

noun

1. a city in SE Bulgaria, on the Tundja River.

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Example Sentences

Gospodinov, who was born in the small city of Yambol, in 1968, is one of his country’s most successful writers.

From New York Times

But other Roma villages - in Yambol, Kyustendil and elsewhere in Bulgaria - were showered with thousands of gallons of disinfectant from helicopters or planes usually used to fertilize crops in March and April, according to local authorities and Bulgarian Roma activists.

From Washington Times

But other Roma villages — in Yambol, Kyustendil and elsewhere in Bulgaria — were showered with thousands of gallons of disinfectant from helicopters or planes usually used to fertilize crops in March and April, according to local authorities and Bulgarian Roma activists.

From Seattle Times

Alexandra and Bobby drive to Yambol to talk to someone who turns out to know nothing.

From Washington Post

Meanwhile, the mayor of Topolovgrad, between Yambol and the Turkish border, has made headlines by asking the defence ministry for military equipment to set up a local volunteer emergency response force, in case the flow of migrants escalates - an armoured personnel carrier, an armoured reconnaissance vehicle, two flatbed military trucks, 30 AK-47 rifles, uniforms, combat boots and tents.

From BBC