Sentence examples for and established a second from inspiring English sources

The following year he returned and established a second fort, Fort La Boulaye, just below present-day New Orleans and in 1702 constructed a new post, Fort St . Louis on the Mobile River.

He returned and established a second colony, but reports of abundant gold farther south quickly led the Spaniards to abandon the northern outpost and found (1496) the city of Santo Domingo on the Caribbean coast.

She may have provided songs for the Disney Pixar animation Brave and established a second career as a radio presenter, but she is still a traditional singer whose aim is to research and revive Gaelic songs – many of them from North Uist, in the Outer Hebrides, where she was brought up.

On the afternoon of 7 April, further German units began to cross the Drava near Barcs and established a second bridgehead there.

After the Jesuits established the Christian community in Baclayon, they moved to Loboc and established a second Christian settlement in Bohol.

Itoje has started England's past six internationals and established a second-row partnership with his club-mate George Kruis.

But the second Test in Adelaide proved the most damaging for England, who made 551-6 declandd and established a first-innings lead yet - paralysed by Shane Warne - collapsed to defeat on the final day.

Stacy Drake, Director of Marketing at Microsoft's Windows Phone Division said: "In just one year, Nokia and Microsoft have delivered award-winning products and established a third ecosystem.

He won approval of the right of the County to have "first refusal" on properties to preserve affordable housing and established a first-ever Tenants Work Group to identify and advocate for the County's 100,000 renters.

Mr. Horne had been an actor with bit parts in Hollywood movies before moving to New York City and establishing a second career.

In the late 12th century, attempts to levy higher taxes led the Bulgarians to revolt and establish a second empire, but this was soon enfeebled by costly wars and by the inability of the ruling Asen dynasty to control local notables.