Sentence examples for the colony itself from inspiring English sources

The colony itself can sometimes sound like a sitcom.

In the colony itself there was little time for any other than practical considerations.

At the end of this term, the indentured servant would in many cases be rewarded by the colony itself with "freedom dues," a title to 50 or more acres of land in a yet-unsettled area.

The company had reorganised itself, relocating its seat to the colony itself, with Winthrop as its sole governor.

More importantly, collecting these stories is an act of memory-preservation, because the members of the first colony had been largely forgotten (as had the colony itself), even among their descendants.

Cradock, at a shareholder meeting in July 1629, suggested that the company transfer its governance to the colony itself, something that was only possible because the charter did not specify where the company's shareholder meetings were to be held.

For the quantification of the antifungal activity the average (triplicate plates per strain × three independent experimental sets) of the quotient of the area of the inhibition zone, which was formed around and over the area of the streptomycete colony itself, was calculated (Antifungal activity = πR z / πRstr (R z = radius of inhibition zone and Rstr = radius of streptomycete colony)) [ 33].

Because so many of the birds were incubating eggs or molting, the main colony itself seemed strikingly peaceful.

Finally there is the writers' colony itself, whose residents number only seven once Mary joins.

But as always, those discussions are far more relevant, going forward, for the abandoned colony itself.

In nature, ants accidently search for food (or a source of food), consequently, go back to the colony and itself leave behind itself a chemical substance, namely, pheromone (which can be easily observed in white color after the rain).