Sentence examples for fledgling colony from inspiring English sources
A previous captive, Arabanoo, had died in the smallpox epidemic that swept through the fledgling colony earlier that year.
Four hundred years ago, Sir George Yeardley, the governor of the fledgling colony of Virginia, bought "20.
The British government intervened, and the fledgling colony was placed under direct control of the Colonial Office.
Between 1606 and 1611, Newport led a total of five voyages between Virginia and England, bringing supplies and additional settlers back to the fledgling colony.
Despite this, Inés is a crucial actor in the brutality of the Spanish conquest, at one point decapitating prisoners and throwing their heads outside the walls of the fledgling colony.
The leaders of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, have been actively coordinating with loyalists in Libya since at least the start of 2015, sending personnel back from Syria to help them establish their fledgling colony.
A group of 23 returning to Amsterdam were captured by Spanish pirates, but were rescued by a French vessel, which dropped them off at a fledgling Dutch colony called Nieuw Amsterdam.
Designed to encourage shareholders and lure settlers with the prospect of a new and improved life in the Quaker William Penn's fledgling Pennsylvania colony, Holme's document is a 17th-century forerunner of more modern US billboards selling "the American dream".
Dwarf Fortress puts the player in charge of a fledgling Dwarven colony, initially comprising seven dwarfs — a number that can, with the births and immigration that come with successful play, rise into the hundreds, but just as easily plunge to one or zero.
Dwarf Fortress puts the player in charge of a fledgling Dwarven colony, initially comprising seven dwarfs a number that can, with the births and immigration that come with successful play, rise into the hundreds, but just as easily plunge to one or zero.
The best known of Sydney's vanished islands is Garden Island, which was used as an offshore farm to feed a fledgling penal colony in the late 18th Century and is now one of Australia's most important navy bases.
