Sentence examples for caribbean from inspiring English sources

Algeria left the forerunner of the EEC when it became independent in 1962; the 56,000 residents of Greenland departed in 1985; the French Caribbean colony of Saint Barthelemy (which, with nearly 10,000 inhabitants, has as roughly the same population as Glastonbury, in Somerset) formally exited the EU in 2012.

The wooden cottages have an almost alpine feel – with a bit of Caribbean gingerbread trim – and facilities include a laundry and a pool.

The prime minister of Antigua & Barbuda has appointed the actor Robert De Niro as special economic envoy of the twin-island nation in the eastern Caribbean.

Well, there aren't many beautiful girls in Samuel Selvon's The Lonely Londoners, which I first read at university in the 1990s, as a recommended text in my Caribbean fiction class.

When the time inevitably came, our departure was eased only by a promise made that, one day, a few more courses under our belt, we would return on our old ketch, her bow cutting those clear waters and her sails filled with the warm Caribbean wind.

Leigh Day is currently preparing for a particularly titanic case; representing the Caribbean nations in a claim for reparations for slavery.

It boasts a Caribbean beach on one side and the Atlantic on the other.

Five years on from the devastating earthquake, the country claims it is ready for tourism, offering an authentic Caribbean experience with a vibrant arts scene, the largest fortress in the Americas and distinctive Creole culture among the highlights.

Nothing else would have got me off that beach in the Caribbean".

The Radio Times reported that the penultimate episode of the series, due to air on 22 March, had been replaced by a documentary about the Caribbean.

Now campaigners are appealing to countries across Europe, north America and the Caribbean to offer him a chance to continue his training if the Home Office attempts to put him on a plane back to Africa.