Sentence examples for the commonwealth which from inspiring English sources

A king with a power base of his own might reform the Commonwealth, which was still a huge state and potentially a great power.

By then, Tambo had left South Africa to start an external wing of the ANC, and the country was on the point of leaving the Commonwealth, which was no longer willing to tolerate apartheid.

The Act transferred Crown land in the counties of Murray and Cowley to the Commonwealth, which amounted to an area about and eight parcels of land near Jervis Bay.

1954 Australia Seen here leaving a state banquet during a tour of the Commonwealth which encompassed 44,000 miles, the Queen appears to be channelling Eliza Doolittle's "I could have danced all night" moment from My Fair Lady.

The trial court rendered judgment for the commonwealth, which was affirmed by the state court of appeals.

Re-examining ties to the Commonwealth (which was never part of the flag change debate) could result in the removal of the union flag element.

"She won bronze at the Commonwealths, which were a massive learning curve.

New Zealand and Australia, ranked first and second respectively, are England's main rivals at the Commonwealths, which start in July.

Farah is due to compete for England in the 5,000m and 10,000m at the Commonwealths, which start on 23 July.

I don't know". Farah is due to compete for England in the 5,000m and 10,000m at the Commonwealths, which start on 23 July.

Mr. Romney was defeating Mr. Santorum by a wide margin in the United States commonwealth, which has 20 delegates, with The Associated Press saying Mr. Romney was likely to take all of them.