Sentence examples for islands going to from inspiring English sources

"Are these islands going to migrate, are they going to disintegrate, or some combination of that?" Thieler asked.

And as Europe went, so did the Caribbean, with certain islands going to the English, French, Spanish and Dutch.

We spent the day touring the island, going to the pristine ocean beaches, walking around the charming town and enjoying some terrific local seafood.

Senator Gorst said after listening to islanders he was committed to making sure jobs in the island go to locally-qualified people.

Nearly a quarter of all visitors to Maui are families, and the island goes to great lengths to accommodate them.

He added that he thought the embargo was a good thing because money spent on the island went to Castro, not to the people of Cuba.

During a tour, Mr. Gardiner, while showing an unrestored building, would proclaim that "the Goelets have let the island go to ruin".

WE HAVE, perhaps, watched Errol Flynn buckling his swash once too often, read too many comic-book versions of "Treasure Island", gone to too many fancy-dress parties with eyepatches and stuffed parrots.

And yesterday in the Heights, heart of the nation's largest enclave of immigrants from the Caribbean, the fervor for presidential politics reached a fever pitch as their relatives on the island went to the polls to choose a president.

For the best dining experience on the island, go to Cliff Bay Hotel - an excellent resort.

"For Kanye to say 'rape,' maybe he needs to spend some time on Rikers Island, go to Rikers for a little while, and then he'll know what rape is," she said during an interview on Fox News' "Outnumbered".