Sentence examples for settler who from inspiring English sources

The name was chosen by a settler who thought "meridian" meant "junction," or, possibly, "zenith".

She frequently points out that her great-grandmother was a settler who walked across the state in her bare feet.

Only one man chose to flee, a French settler who explained afterwards: "By God, I wasn't ready to die".

(He is the great-great-grandson of William Flake, a Mormon settler who, along with Erastus Snow, founded Snowflake, Arizona).

He also had support among the sorts of nationalist and settler who saw him as a Zionist hero.

It can be traced back to a single Spanish settler who arrived in the region in the eighteenth century.

It was named for Reuben S. Branson, an early settler who opened a store and post office there about 1882.

Mr. Lieberman, the leader of a hard-line nationalist party, is a settler who opposes territorial concessions to the Palestinians.

"There are moments when it is quite frightening," said Ruth Hizmi, a settler who said her apartment had been hit.

"One could see the self-confidence," Rani Saguy, a settler who arrived during the firefight, told the Israeli radio.

The Homestead Act of 1862 offered a parcel of land to every settler who could secure a claim.