Sentence examples for colony built from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bundela and Mrs. Begum both live in a "gas victims' colony" built by the government.

Instead, they live in a ready-made ghetto, a colony built for them on the edge of Kalol by an Islamic relief organization.

In the southern port city of Aden, a former British colony built in the dusty crevices of an extinct volcano, the Hirak, who for years bristled at the region's marginalisation under northern rule, have emerged from the shadows.

He looks out on row upon row of bleak worker housing and describes his country as "an industrial colony built on sheep pens", the folly of the petit bourgeoisie's revolution.

The festival, which will be held rain or shine, takes place at Mohegan Colony, built on Lake Mohegan in 1923 by utopians who wanted to educate their own children.

I also explored two memorable Potsdam survivors: Alexandrovka, a housing colony built in 1826 to cheer up homesick members of a Russian male choir, and the Telegrafenberg, a science park more than a hundred years old.

When food gets scarce, the colony builds tiny fruiting bodies.

After Israel's creation and the Arab-Israeli war of 1948, the family returned "illegally" in 1949, but found Birweh was one of at least 400 Palestinian villages razed and depopulated of Arabs, Israeli colonies built on its ruins.

For the next century, as the southern colonies built their economy on that slave labor, black lives did not matter.

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Within East Jerusalem and beyond are the illegal settlements, or more accurately colonies, built on confiscated Palestinian land where only Jews can live using Israeli-only roads and amenities.