Sentence examples for reach independence from inspiring English sources

After thirty miles, you reach Independence, the township where Patterson lives; it's practically in the exurbs.

The Gold Coast became the first sub-Saharan African colony to reach independence (as Ghana) in 1957.

Considered from an evolutionary perspective, this makes sense too, since a child born to an 18-year-old would reach independence when the mother was 36.

Love is a signal that both partners are committed, and makes it more likely that this commitment will continue as long as is necessary for children to reach independence.

Female marmosets and tamarins generally give birth to twins, which together weigh about 20 percent of what the father does, and from the moment the babies are born until they reach independence, the male will be expected to carry them most of the time.

Mr. Landry, 66, said he would still like to reach independence, but he has sought to reassure the majority, who fear the turmoil of a separation, by suggesting that he will not push for another referendum unless he is certain of victory.

After reaching independence from the family group, some juveniles disperse from the natal area.

It has a helpful booklet called Reaching Independence which you can get for free.

From 1978 it was governed directly by South Africa, which retained the exclave after Namibia reached independence in 1990.

Buganda's insistence on maintaining a separate political identity contributed to Uganda's destabilization after that country reached independence in 1962.

In contrast, the percentage of nestlings that died before reaching independence was twice as high if chicks were raised by assigned pairs", said Dr Ihle.