Sentence examples for English communities from inspiring English sources

"English communities affected by wind farm development will also now be receiving significantly more generous community benefit payments from developers than before.

Several English communities have branch houses overseas.

In 1850 the principal population of the state was of Scotch-Irish descent, although the German and English communities also were significant.

The model used to allocate central government funding across the UK means that English communities lose out on £4.1bn a year, the Local Government Association has said.

This sentiment was compounded by the fact that soldiers were being billeted in citizens' homes; local militias were forced to raise, equip, and transport men to fight abroad; and provost marshals declared martial law in peaceful English communities.

The South African policy of apartheid led the Boer and English communities in Pretoria, for example, to exclude the majority of South African citizens from architectural schemes and to construct Edwardian and Neoclassical structures merged with the influences of Modernism.

Settlers from Lynn, Massachusetts, landed at Conscience Point in 1640, founding the first English community in New York.

Africans were far more integrated into the English community than we might expect.

A romantic beggar could hardly find a better community to sponge on than our little English community marooned in China.

When he arrived in Lausanne, he was greeted by a small English community that had already settled there.

The nationalists can fly the St George's flag whilst we spend the day celebrating the diversity of the English community.