Sentence examples for the colonisation from inspiring English sources

The Christianisation of Europe thereafter meant that Budapest was its centre by 1500, though the colonisation of the Americas pulled it across Europe to Madrid by 1900.

But that had no impact on the colonisation programme.

It is the colonisation of the West Bank".

It canvasses nationalism, imperialism, and the colonisation of Australia.

Don't buy it: what that actually means is the colonisation of public space by vehicles.

So that became the jumping-off point for the colonisation of the Pacific.

What's more, says Klein, people start to resent the colonisation of their lives.

My guess is that the theatre of the future will be about the colonisation of cities.

Where would Spenser be without the colonisation of Ireland, or Milton without the English civil war?

Turnbull also agreed the colonisation of Australia could be fairly described as an "invasion".

I prefer to see it for what it is: the colonisation of everyday life by information processing.