Sentence examples for reservation called from inspiring English sources

The small mainland reservation, called Mallorytown Landing, is 12 miles (19 km) southwest of Brockville.

Even since the days after Boehner and Barack Obama went golfing and tried to cook up the grand bargain, Boehner toddled away from the reservation called procedural and policy sanity.

It came from an anonymous organization of non-Indian growers who said they lived in an area of the reservation called the Iron Gate.

The plan received support from environmental groups, with environmental transport group EcoTransit proposing their own 25.5 km light rail line to supplement the Illawarra Line on the reservation, called the "Bay Light Express".

Nestled inside this giant ring of chemical production, surrounded on all sides by industrial plants, sits a First Nations reservation called Aamjiwnaang where about 850 Chippewa have lived for over 300 years.

Donald Trump on Monday condemned Hillary Clinton for saying she can handle men who go "off the reservation," calling it demeaning to men and to Native Americans.

Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr., whose district includes both reservations, called the terrorism charge ridiculous.

Supporters of the South Dakota Indian reservations called for a boycott of Elle on their Facebook page.

By 1951 blacks were required to move to government-designed reservations called bantustans, or tribal states, often far removed from jobs and services.

Wilde, despite later reservations, called Mahaffy "my first and best teacher" and "the scholar who showed me how to love Greek things".

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