Sentence examples for newfoundland from from inspiring English sources

A coastal road winds around the fjords of Newfoundland, from Bay Bulls to Witless Bay via countless little fishing villages.

A chart, shewing part of the sea coast of Newfoundland from the Bay of Bulls to Little Placentia / exactly and carefully lay'd down by John Gaudy, anno 1715.

Aaron Oram, returning home to Newfoundland from a family trip in Orlando, was stuck in Toronto because his connecting flight was canceled.

In 1942 he joined the Royal Navy and was posted to Newfoundland, from where he served on destroyers and became involved in U-Boat warfare.

This novel is rooted in the history of Newfoundland, from the birth of the future premier Joe Smallwood, in 1900, to April Fools' Day, in 1949, when the craggy island becomes a province of Canada... View Article.

At one extreme was the arrangement made in Newfoundland from 1836 to accommodate all numerically represented denominations separately within a loose system (not until 1920 was a unified system of education developed, which still worked through five denominational subsystems).

The modern mouse samples from Newfoundland derive from two clades not found in Iceland, showing that they are not descended from a remnant population brought in by Norwegian Vikings.

It once formed extensive forests from Newfoundland to Manitoba, from Minnesota to Maine and southward in the mountains to Georgia, but it was cut intensively for so long that by the second half of the 20th century very few old trees remained.

Chaired by the governor it would consist of three people from Newfoundland and three from the United Kingdom.

At 0600 UTC on September 10, a tropical storm watch was issued from Indian Harbour southward to Stones Cove, Newfoundland, and from Fogo Island to Charlottetown.

The Newfoundland developed from a mix of English, Irish and Scottish pony breeds brought to Newfoundland by settlers over a period of four centuries.