Sentence examples for a colony at from inspiring English sources

In 628 the city established a colony at Selinus but in 483 was destroyed by the Syracusan leader Gelon.

After an unsuccessful attempt to organize a rival bank in London, Paterson resumed efforts to start a colony at Darién.

After Rome subjugated the area, founding a colony at Brundisium in 246 and capturing Tarentum in 209, the designation Calabria came to be used.

Before long his oratory earned him widespread fame, and he used his influence to bring about the establishment of a colony at Narbo (now Narbonne, France).

In 437 the Athenians fulfilled an old ambition by founding a colony at Amphipolis, no doubt on a large scale, though figures for settlers do not exist.

Four M. eugenii specimens came from a colony at the Canberra CSIRO Health and Biosecurity flagship; the remaining M. eugenii specimens and all specimens of T. vulpecula were from older collections at the University of Melbourne.

Ms. Millett was an artist as well as a writer and had established an art colony at a farm in LaGrange, N.Y., splitting time between that home and an apartment on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

To further confirm the reliability of LAMP, the experiment was repeated using 20 different DNA templates isolated from the same N. gonorrhoeae standard strain (ATCC 49926), but each from a different colony, at a concentration of 1 pg/µL.

One house in Lake Charles, La., has a colony estimated at 70 million Formosan termites.

This picture shows workers of Dorylus molestus that carry white pupae in a colony emigration at Mount Kenya.

After 2 weeks in culture, the percentage of cells able to form a colony of at least 16 cells was scored (colony-forming SCs).