Sentence examples for Continental from inspiring English sources
The word "continental" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as an adjective or noun to refer to something or someone relating to a continent. Example sentence: The new continental restaurant offers a variety of Mediterranean dishes.
adjective
Of or relating to a continent or continents.
If it's booked try holiday-velvet.com/new-york; feelnyc.com Get there British Airways (ba.com) flies from Heathrow to New York from £400 return; Continental (continental.com/uk) flies from Manchester to New York from £408.
Continental cured meats (Parma, Bayonne, serrano) are wasted, here.
We should now consider why African countries must invest in science and technology, how science creates wealth, and what Africa must do to achieve this "new liberation" – using its untapped natural wealth, human resources, and effective policy execution to create explosive wealth that by-passes western-led globalisation and creates national and continental technology hubs.
In continental Europe, similar movements have thrived, even supplanting the traditional parties of the working class.
Asia retains its place as the continental grouping with the most FDI, with its $426bn inflows making it worth almost 30% of worldwide investment.
There was a time in Britain when radicals believed that progress depended on following the continental model.
Their bodies were cut up for parts that became sought-after antiquities in colonial homesteads across Australia and in cultural, medical and educational institutions across the US, Britain and continental Europe.
In spirit, however, this campaign has owed more to continental example than to the US model.
Is the era of Christian Democracy – with the CDU as the last great example in continental Europe – drawing to a close?
Guests at its Bloomsbury or Chelsea hotels get a free continental breakfast, backpack and map of London, a VIP discount pass for Westfield shopping centre, and a panettone or mince pies when they book a one-night stay between now and 11 January.
But of course thousands of islands made by natural upheaval, and course includes those closer to home – the cluster we call the UK and Ireland, which though are not desert, oceanic or tropical, are continental islands, special in their own form of isolation and interesting genetic mix.
