Sentence examples for europeans from inspiring English sources
The word 'europeans' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as a noun to refer to people from Europe. Example sentence: The Europeans are known for their love of art and culture.
This victory, secured in the sweltering Scottish heat, means Brownlee has titles at the Commonwealth Games, the Olympics, the Europeans and the world championships – a full house of successes that surpasses all expectations he ever had when starting out in the sport.
The first Polynesian settlers landed less than 1,000 years ago, the first Europeans less than 300.
Few people will be surprised that Australians have the best reputation, with Americans and west Europeans also scoring well.
The Europeans have already secured the exclusion of audio-visual services to protect the French film industry, a neuralgic issue for leaders in Paris.
The Americans can't be bothered, and the Europeans persist in dishing up ludicrous amounts of black tea.
See vino-uruguay.com Selling sweet, expensive, high-calorie dessert wines might sound like a lost cause - and most Europeans no longer embrace Louis XIV's view that Tokaj is the "wine of kings and king of wines".
The Europeans were galled by this poor sportsmanship.
The Europeans were unimpressed by the behaviour of their hosts.
"The pro-Europeans have bided their time.
Clarke called on pro-Europeans to make the case for the EU more effectively as he called for the fulfilment of Margaret Thatcher's two key European ambitions – completing the single market and expanding the EU by admitting Turkey.
One day, though, I got to ask him the big question: "Tell me sir, why do you think they haven't given you the Nobel prize?" After a long pause and an amused smile, he replied, "Well, it is a European prize, and only once in a while, when they find you worthy, do they give it out to non-Europeans".
