Sentence examples for the canada of from inspiring English sources

JORDAN seems to be the Canada of the Middle East.

Soccer is the Canada of American sports, viewed less with contempt than with indifference.

I once heard a critic refer to it as "the Canada of museums" — well-meaning but dull.

The Canada we are today is really much different from the Canada of our mythologies and storytellers.

"Can this be the Canada of old, carved out of the wilderness by independent men and women of uncommon valor?" As a warning to American gun owners, Mr. Heston said, his group has started distributing a video about Canada's new gun laws.

Sixth, You are actually in a territorial dispute with Denmark, the Canada of Europe (yes, I've also lived there), over Hans Island, a "small, uninhabited barren knoll measuring 1.3 km" off the coast of Greenland.

What price the Canadas of this world joining them one day?

The first locomotive, given its trial in May 1854, was named Lady Elgin, after the wife of the Governor General of Canada of the time, the Earl of Elgin.

Excerpt (7) below is from the introductory section of a university textbook discussing the impact on Canada of the country's entry into WWI: (Bumsted 2014, 198).

Only the US and Canada of the G7 countries meeting on Monday in Berlin have reduced coal consumption since the Copenhagen climate summit in 2009.

None of the samples were above the Canada VQA standards of 200 μg/L.