Sentence examples for mauritian from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, from, or pertaining to Mauritius, its people, or their language or culture.
- One of the official languages of Mauritius is Mauritian Creole.
What about the glorious alphonso mango?" Shelina Permalloo pretty much won MasterChef 2012 with imported mangoes in recipes inspired by her Mauritian roots.
It's very compact (just 67 rooms, though that word barely does justice to the crisp, clean luxury of the many superb suites) and built in traditional Mauritian style - lots of ornately carved wood and full of space and light.
Thanks to a tax treaty between the two countries, by routing investments into India through holding entities on the island they can pay capital-gains tax at the Mauritian rate, which is, in effect, zero.
There are many political parties, but three large parties dominate Mauritian politics: the Mauritius Labour Party (MLP; Parti Travailliste [PTr]), the Mauritian Militant Movement Mouvementt Militant Mauricien; MMM), and the Militant Socialist Movement (Mouvement Socialiste Militant; MSM).
No alterations have been made in the Mauritian flag since independence in 1968.
If I had to choose one it would be Shelina because she brought almost a new cuisine to the show with her Mauritian dishes.
The small Franco-Mauritian community avidly supports a highly organized and rather ritualized season of deer hunting.
About one-fourth of the population is Creole (of mixed French and African descent), and there are small numbers of people of Chinese and Franco-Mauritian descent.
Most of the Rodriguans are descended from those slaves; there are also a few Chinese and Indo-Mauritian immigrants.
Teelock told me that there was "no reason not to have a Mauritian-directed project" at the Mare aux Songes.
Alan Grihault, a retired teacher, moved to the island with his Mauritian-born wife in 2000, and was surprised to learn that there was no standard glossy dodo book — the kind that tourists might buy in a hotel lobby and then forget to read.
