Sentence examples for newfoundlanders from inspiring English sources

Newfoundlanders will hope that, this time, they have struck lasting wealth.

Best of all, the province has signed agreements to exploit one of the world's richest nickel deposits, at Voisey's Bay in Labrador.For decades, young Newfoundlanders have migrated to Toronto as the province's economy languished.

After World War II reinvigorated the local economy, Newfoundlanders were prompted to appeal for the reestablishment of responsible government.

Nevertheless, provincial broadcast media have always carried a significant amount of local content, much of it of high quality, which undoubtedly has helped Newfoundlanders and Labradorians to retain their identities and strong sense of place.

Some Newfoundlanders who came to work in the sardine factory or the salmon farms have remained.

But like so many Newfoundlanders, what he wanted most was an excuse to go back home.

My taxi driver reminded me of a Frenchman with his beret, but was a third generation Newfoundlander, he informed me as he drove us to Signal Hill, overlooking the city.

Or, as a Montrealer is said to have said to a Newfoundlander laying sod, "Green side up!" Each morning, everywhere, he hunted for "the Walleye," often in frustration, because the Walleye tended not to be where his truck could go: "You just don't roll around with hazmat placards looking for the Wall Street Journal".

The novel's heroine is Helen O'Mara, a tough, pragmatic Newfoundlander whose husband, Cal, perished in the 1982 sinking of an oil rig.

"I had to make modern architecture the way a Newfoundlander would," Saunders said.

Moore's tough Newfoundlander heroine is haunted by the death of her husband.