Sentence examples for samoa from inspiring English sources

On a sad, black-edged day for rugby's brotherhood it speaks volumes for Jerry Collins that his untimely death is being mourned far beyond New Zealand and his native Samoa.

She was injured near the end of the first pool game against Samoa.

I go every year to Samoa and it's hard to take, seeing family and other people where I'm from there suffering like that.

"Me and my family are from Samoa," he said afterwards.

Cahill had been stuck in international limbo for years on account of having represented Samoa at 14 in an under-17s competition, and wasn't cleared to play for Australia until 2003, well beyond the date when he would have been picked for the Socceroos had bureaucracy not intervened.

[The celebration] was a little bit of a tribute, there are a lot of people going through a hard time at the moment, not just in Samoa but in Asia [Indonesia was also hit by an earthquake this week].

In his first game back since injuring his ankle playing for Samoa three weeks ago, Tigers centre Tim Simona re-aggravated the injury late in the first half and failed to return after half-time.

They pointed out that he emerged with a share of the delegates from both states to the convention and, having won both Hawaii and American Samoa, which also voted Tuesday night, emerged overall with more delegates than Santorum.

We work particularly closely with governments such as Western Samoa and Fiji, because we have strong traditional relationships that can influence the direction that they take, and that's been a very successful approach.

Thankfully, no Samoa-style tsunami followed (ironically, New Zealand's government recently announced it would fund a Pacific tsunami-warning system).

But the Reserve Bank, which pioneered the technology, claims to have eradicated the sorts of glitches that produced red (and smudged) faces in Western Samoa.