Sentence examples for settler built from inspiring English sources

Recognising they were in trouble, one brave settler built a canoe.

An enterprising settler built a toll road from the Oregon Trail to the Powder River running below the mountain range, and Baker City was born.

William Armstrong, a local settler, built the first grist mill there along the river in 1768, and the village took root.

Click settler, click house: settler builds house.

The first English settlers built homes in the ensuing 10 years.

"Those first settlers built a chapel, a prayer house and a water tank," Teixeira says.

In Cuba, Catalan settlers built homes in the neoclassic or neo-Baroque and, later, the Art Nouveau styles that were fashionable in this part of Spain.

In 1503, Portuguese settlers built the oldest European church in India there, St. Francis, which briefly held the explorer Vasco da Gama's remains.

Eighteenth-century Scottish settlers built the city in Edinburgh's image, and it was boosted by a goldrush in the 19th century.

They discovered that beginning in the 1700s, European settlers built tens of thousands of dams, with perhaps almost 18,000 or more in Pennsylvania alone.

And starting in the 18th century, Dutch settlers built their homes with gray, squarish chunks of it, giving their walls a marbled cast.