Sentence examples for colonial historical from inspiring English sources
The trendy bars in the Condesa and Roma neighbourhoods and the slowly rejuvenating colonial historical centre are buzzing, while the street markets are filled with modern takes on traditional crafts.
The study draws from these works, and the paper especially seeks to contribute to the colonial historical literature on pastoral women.
In the construction of the Mexican nation-state model, based on Indian American otherness and the mestizo sector, the figure of African slaves ony appears as part of the colonial historical past, so that the social dynamics of contemporary African descendants are virtually invisible.
Francis Parkman, an American historian who was one of the first to write about natives within the colonial historical narrative, argues that the Iroquois wars "were products of an 'insensate fury' and 'mad ambition' ".
The style is very much colonial-historical but I love the contemporary way he is claiming it.
Inspired by the success of the event, the women involved put together an exhibit of colonial and historical articles, displayed in St. John's Parish House.
Way to go How to do it Trips Worldwide (0117 311 4400, tripsworldwide.co.uk) run a 13-night tour, taking in colonial cities, historical sites, jungles, volcanoes and beaches from £1,795pp, including return flights and all transport, a guide, hotels with breakfast and some lunches/dinners.
Contrasting to other colonial cities, historical planting concepts for Bandung equally recommended native and non-native trees and a considerable number of species from local Javanese flora were proposed for city greening.
Michelle Lee Jackson and Daniel Warren Mannix were married yesterday by the Rev. Douglas Johnston, an interfaith minister, at Colonial Williamsburg, the historical site in Williamsburg, Va.
The Museum of the New York Historical Society in Central Park West contains chiefly colonial items of historical interest from the cots George Washington slept on to some early American wig-curlers.
Today, while the lost European languages of colonial America are historical footnotes, Quebecers grow up vowing to resist "la Louisianisation" -- a code word for the assimilation of Louisiana's French-speaking Cajuns.
