Sentence examples for islanders run from inspiring English sources

The islanders run much faster than us.

Trottier, 45, the top-line center during the Islanders' run of four Stanley Cups in 1980-83 and assistantant coach with Colorado the last four seasons, was introduced as the Rangers coach yesterday at Madison Square Garden.

The production has improved to the point where The Lonely Island is clearly better than they were, but "better" needs quotation marks around it: the beats and backgrounds are more skillful but also more generic, and the Islanders run the risk of blending into the same hip-hop background they're trying to gently lampoon.

They were growing in confidence and Nigeria became visibly frustrated until the islanders ran out of steam in the last 20 minutes.

The islanders ran in six tries, with Donovan Sanders, James Copsey, Guy Thompson (2), Michael le Bourgeois and Kingsley Lang all touching down.

The islanders ran in ten tries to seal their biggest win of the season so far and opened the gap at the top to six points over second-placed Ealing.

The local newspaper The Islander ran a headline of "Bradman Will Definitely Play" and this guaranteed a crowd of more than 20,000.

The opposition CUF does not demand secession but wants the islanders to run their own economy.

"I'm quite bullish about the future of the Isle of Sheppey as long as we as islanders stop running ourselves down and actually start saying this is a fantastic place to come to," Mr Henderson said.

When the author says "Jersey was British enough to have the pound but not British enough to pay taxes", he ignores the fact that for centuries the islanders committed themselves to voluntary service to make their island's institutions run.

He was the only Caucasian most islanders had ever seen, and in his first two years on the island, he was run ragged, poisoned, almost killed by malaria and made a "plaything" by the Ibatan.