Sentence examples for edge of colonial from inspiring English sources

The train rolls along the edge of colonial Dakar.

Just before 10 on a balmy Sunday morning in mid-October, right on time, Pete Buttigieg marches into a squat brown building on the edge of Colonial Williamsburg, ready to fire up a group of door-knocking volunteers for Elaine Luria, a former Navy commander challenging a scandal-plagued Republican for a U.S. House seat from Virginia.

Beyond it is the Sierra de Guadalupe, which marked the northern edge of the colonial city.

Their empire was bigger and brasher than that of the French, and the Fashoda incident of 1898 had brought the two powers to the edge of inter-colonial war.

In Pondicherry, a pleasant place to stay is the Vatika Guest Home, on the northern edge of the old colonial center (67 François Martin Street; 91-413-233-3980; www.comikaguesthome.com).com

But he adds a harsh political edge, framing it in a history of colonial oppression, miner exploitation, and good ol' human greed.

But at the edge of Kodaikanal, where the British colonial rulers liked to send their wives and children in the heat of April and May, there's a sign pronouncing the town plastic-free.

Many people were affected by this disaster, and the Krenak people, who sit on the edges of society, arguably feel the effects of colonial industry the worst.

The house, cold, empty and boarded up, was a wooden Dutch Colonial at the edge of the water.

In reality, England's early development of capitalism and technology gave its elite the edge over colonial rivals, while its plunder and economic power was enforced by a dominant navy.

Nearly eight years ago she moved to Windsor, an early colonial settlement on the edge of the proposed Western Parkland City, to escape the gridlock of the inner west.