Sentence examples for islands no from inspiring English sources
Seventy-nine of the country's 199 inhabited islands no longer have safe drinking water, says the government.
There are no islands, no shipping lanes, no human presence for thousands of miles—just sea, sky and rubbish.
On the demographic – rather than democratic – front, with the inexorable movement of people, there are no islands, no meaningful barriers or borders.
This method is considered safer than shooting (stray bullets on tiny, crowded islands: no good) and more reliable, since pigs are cryptic, elusive and very smart.
In one report, an asylum seeker is initially referred to by his six-character boat ID – when Stevenson first arrived on the islands no one in detention was referred to by their name – but as the report progresses, through the bureaucratese emerges a moment of genuine communion and humanity.
Having murdered about 10,000 of their citizens, and tortured many more, Argentina's military rulers embarked on an almost kid-glove "liberation" of "their" Islas Malvinas.The Argentine officials sent to administer the islands no doubt had reason, after the event, to emphasise their goodwill towards the islanders.
Cuba is a forbidden island no longer.
There were no bicycles on the island, no free ferry service and no sense of activity.
No culture is an island; no artist walks on air; no object walks alone.
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