Sentence examples for sylvanium from inspiring English sources
Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus), also called magot, tailless ground-dwelling monkey that lives in groups in the upland forests of Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and Gibraltar.
It should be noted that Galen was in fact referring to monkeys, primarily to the Barbary "ape" (a species of macaque, Macaca sylvanus), and not to the true apes, which were unknown to Westerners until the 15th century.
The Barbary "ape" (Macaca sylvanus) lives in the temperate forests of the Atlas and other mountain ranges of Morocco and Algeria.
Following UN representations, elections in April 1958 favoured complete independence and rejected Grunitzky's Togolese Progress Party in favour of Sylvanus Olympio's Togolese National Unity Party.
When President Sylvanus Olympio refused to take 626 Togolese veterans of French wars into Togo's tiny army, a group of them, including Eyadéma, assassinated him in an otherwise almost bloodless military coup (January 1963) and installed a civilian, Nicolas Grunitzky, as president.
The county was named for Sylvanus Phillips, and the settlement was renamed (1821) for his daughter.
Accounts differ as to whether he fired the shot that killed the president, Sylvanus Olympio.
This would have been Gilchrist Olympio, himself the son of a former president, Sylvanus Olympio, who was killed in the coup of 1963.
Her father, Sylvanus Warren, was a state assemblyman and town supervisor, and an older brother, Gouverneur K. Warren, was an 1850 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, who became a corps commander in the Union army during the American Civil War.
According to a fanciful account by Sylvanus Cadwallader, a reporter from The Chicago Times attached to Grant's headquarters, the general drank so heavily on board that Cadwallader had to help him to his bed.
According to the journalist Sylvanus Cadwallader, a witness, General Grant waxed indignant at his father's crass attempt to profit from his son's military status, and raged at the Jewish traders who "entrapped his old father into such an unworthy undertaking".
