Sentence examples for beginning the colonisation of from inspiring English sources

France had first invaded in 1858, beginning the colonisation of southern Vietnam.

What had originally been planned as one long novel, beginning with the colonisation of eastern Nigeria and ending just before independence, turned into two shorter novels, Things Fall Apart (set in the late 19th century) and No Longer at Ease (set in the decade before Nigeria gained its independence).

What's more, says Klein, people start to resent the colonisation of their lives.

Obtaining a first class honours degree, John was then awarded a one-year research scholarship and began to specialise in fungi, working on the colonisation of plant material by soil fungi under Charles Chesters.

The colonisation of the Pyrenean chain, by a lineage not closely related to those found elsewhere in the Iberian peninsula, began soon after the subterranean habitat became available in the Early Oligocene, and progressed from the periphery to the centre.

It is the colonisation of the West Bank".

It canvasses nationalism, imperialism, and the colonisation of Australia.

My guess is that the theatre of the future will be about the colonisation of cities.

So that became the jumping-off point for the colonisation of the Pacific.

Where would Spenser be without the colonisation of Ireland, or Milton without the English civil war?

Don't buy it: what that actually means is the colonisation of public space by vehicles.