Sentence examples for it's colonies from inspiring English sources

It was the most popular beer in Britain and it's colonies for at least a century, and strong, or stout, versions of porter were exported to Russia and Baltic countries, spawning even more beer styles.

Because nest site and colony size are tightly associated in this data set, it is unclear whether it is colony size or nest site (or both) that distinguishes high-paternity species from low-paternity species.

Scotland can feel that being threatened as if it's a colony is par for the course.

"It's a colony of animals, and you work with them as you would with plants," he explained.

Specifically, it's a colony of Acropora millepora, which is a very common coral on the Great Barrier Reef.

It could even beg the question, how far has mainstream Australia, as a society progressed beyond it's prison colony beginnings.

What are some of the biggest issues in Puerto Rico right now? David: Puerto Rico's in a tough situation because it's a colony.

I do actually, I don't think so much of the bacteria as a personality but it's a colony - so it's not a person but I definitely see the pieces as a character.

It was these "colonies", which rapidly expanded with mass European immigration after the second world war, that laid the foundations of today's Venezuelan football league.

Inform them how dirty it is, how colonies of beasts thrive on crumbs under the keys and inside the inner workings of the computer.

South Australia was founded as a "free province"—it was never a penal colony.