Sentence examples for islands who from inspiring English sources

This meant entangling themselves in the long-running rivalry between the rulers of the two islands, who were in-laws.

"We could be a progressive beacon for those across these islands who yearn for a fairer society," he writes.

By 1683 there were said to be some 6,000 inhabitants on the islands, who were formally placed under the control of the civil authorities in Taiwan.

"I would like to see an Irishman get it or somebody who's from these islands, who knows what the Irish boys are about and knows the mentality".

Exchange trading encouraged the establishment of resident agents in the islands, who met the needs of the whalers who went ashore to refit their vessels.

They are a memorial – a commemoration of the hundreds of thousands of (predominantly) men of these islands who died during the First World War.

However, ongoing malaria transmission presents the highest health burden on the islands (WHO 2011).

Jersey have come across Gibraltar a number of times at the Island Games, as well as playing the Faroe Islands, who, like Gibraltar, is not a sovereign state.

We appreciate help from the local people of the Ryukyu Islands who provided invaluable information about C. auratus and the inland waters of the islands studied.

He knows everything: who is the lover of whom, who has money in the Cayman Islands, who has committed a murder.

This is on top of the 30,000 Armenians, according to Kenan Guluzade, the former head of marketing for Khazar Islands, who live in Baku.