Sentence examples for In the colonies of from inspiring English sources

In the colonies of British West Africa, the Gold Coast (now Ghana) launched its first football association in 1922, with Nigeria's southern capital of Lagos following suit in 1931.

In the colonies of a few ant species, there are physical castes workers in distinct size-classes, called minor, median, and major workers.

At the same time, anti-colonial movements were on the rise in the colonies of European nations.

The opening of the telecommunications markets where Cable and Wireless operates is just one of the challenges facing the 129-year-old company, which long provided telegraph and telephone service in the colonies of the British Empire.

The Scots were heavily overrepresented not just in the colonies of white settlement, but also in the commercial and professional elites of cities like Calcutta and Hong Kong and Cape Town.

By 100 ce at the latest, Latin had effaced all the other dialects between Sicily and the Alps, with the exception of Greek in the colonies of Magna Graecia.

Her pre-school years in the 1940s were spent in the colony of British Guiana.

In London, Indians can become barristers or MPs, but in the colony of Natal they are not even permitted to cross the border into the Transvaal.

Halifax, in the colony of Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick's Fredericton were the scenes of the earliest literary flowering in Canada.

Arputham's activism in what are now the Mumbai slums began in the colony of Janata, where he lived and worked as a teacher.

At Oxford he became an intimate of the Methodists John and Charles Wesley, and at their invitation he joined them in their missionary work in the colony of Georgia in 1738.