Sentence examples for has been colonised from inspiring English sources
Our imagination has been colonised.
Its unpainted stone has been colonised by lichens.
As the financial crisis recedes into the middle distance, London has been colonised by builders' hoardings and cement mixers.
The Old Town has been colonised by offbeat shops and galleries and gentrification is creeping up the hill to Cliftonville.
One of the reasons ERT performs so poorly is that it has been colonised by the political parties.
Today, Soho's countercultural pulse beats fainter thanks to skyrocketing rents and once residential Mayfair has been colonised by hedge fund managers.
Ever since Trisha Brown choreographed work for the rooftops of New York and Merce Cunningham's company performed in sports halls, dance has been colonising new and surprising spaces.
Yes, he snapped, "I've been colonised".
Worse, literature had been colonised by the posh English.
Most were very ill and may have been colonised by the bacteria before admission to hospital.
Red deer are excellent swimmers - the reason many Scottish isles have been colonised.
