Sentence examples for enter a commonwealth from inspiring English sources
She notes that Cavendish thinks that we are interested in self-preservation but argues (263 264) that on Cavendish's view what in fact motivates human behavior is our interest in our legacy and that it is our desire for fame (and the increased likelihood that our legacy will live on) that drives us to enter a commonwealth.
When Australia entered World War I, it had been a commonwealth for more than a decade, but its people identified themselves mostly with their home states.
Gary Cornish went against his manager's advice to take on Anthony Joshua in a Commonwealth heavyweight title fight both will enter with unbeaten records.
Carlin, who became the first Welsh woman to win a Commonwealth swimming gold for 40 years, entered her European final as the fastest qualifier.
4. To enter the prize draw you must write a review of a commonwealth writer of our choice, using our book pages, and paste a copy your review into the comment thread below these terms and conditions.
Australia had been a commonwealth for just over a decade when it entered World War I, but its people still identified themselves mostly with their home states.
They include creating a Commonwealth Investment Bank, a Commonwealth business visa and a "Made in Commonwealth" kitemark.
Since 1952 the island has been a commonwealth.
In 1952, under Mr. Muñoz Marín, Puerto Rico became a commonwealth.
In 2013, it was done at a commonwealth level.
