Sentence examples for from colonies from inspiring English sources

The ants were gathered from colonies of European garden ants.

You know, home country extracts raw material from colonies and sells back finished goods.

Terror attacks on European countries have always come from colonies or nearby provinces that have generally had specific grievances and demands.

Many people left Spain and Catalonia as paupers and returned years later from colonies like Cuba as millionaires, but the city's elite sneered and nicknamed them los indianos.

The plasmid DNA was isolated and sequenced from colonies that did not express luciferase activity.

The French might also threaten those lines from colonies in Syria.

Pairs that nest away from colonies usually choose low bushes or utility poles as nesting sites.

Indirectly, fisheries have also benefited from guano from colonies of seabirds acting as fertilizer for the surrounding seas.

These changes were both symbolically and practically significant in the transformation of the dominions from colonies to independent nations.

This approach averages the measurements from colonies regardless of whether any particular colony showed signs of collapse and so may include data from colonies not suffering from CCD.

The average forewing centroid size in bees from colonies sampled in CCD apiaries was no different than bees from colonies sampled in control apiaries (P = 0.08).