Sentence examples for Permanent colony from inspiring English sources

Pilgrim Fathers, in American colonial history, settlers of Plymouth, Mass., the first permanent colony in New England (1620).

The mission, run by a private organization called Mars One, is meant to establish a permanent colony.

Sponsored by Walter Raleigh, its aim was to win the English a permanent colony in what was then termed "Virginia", present-day North Carolina.

He said that Mr. Gingrich had once suggested a permanent colony on the moon and building mirrors in space that could illuminate the nation's highways.

Brazil had hardly been brought under royal Portuguese authority before the French made a determined effort to establish a permanent colony there.

The discovery has excited scholars and preservationists, and unearthed a long-hidden dimension of religious life in the first permanent colony.

1440? Segovia, Spain March 6, 1531 León, Nicaragua Pedro Arias Dávila, also Pedro Arias de Ávila, also called Pedrarias (born 1440?, Segovia, Castile [Spain] died March 6 , 1531 León, New Spain [now in Nicaragua]) Spanish soldier and colonial administrator who led the first Spanish expedition to found permanent colonies on the American mainland.

A year later Sir Humphrey Gilbert, one of the most dedicated of Elizabethan imperialists, began a series of ventures aimed at establishing permanent colonies in North America.

The Spanish soldier Pedro Arias Dávila (known as Pedrarias) led the first expedition to found permanent colonies in what is present-day Nicaragua.

With the stockpiled supplies, the colonists would construct and operate rovers and flyers to explore the surface of Mars, ALPH greatly reduces the amount of Earth supplied material needed and enables large permanent colonies on Mars.

The U.S., in contrast, has global reach and a global military footprint without having the permanent colonies to provide a mechanism for such co-option.