Sentence examples for the mainlanders from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who lives on the mainland.
But such obvious bullying could also inflame Taiwanese sentiments against the mainland and the mainlanders, winning support for Mr. Chen.
Such protests are effectively banned in mainland China, creating a draw for the mainlanders who attended.
The endorsements from Lee Yuandtheh and the business executives are important because they lend weight to a candidate whose support is seen as coming mostly from younger voters and native Taiwanese, like Mr. Chen himself, instead of the mainlanders who fled to Taiwan after the Communists gained control of the mainland in 1949.
The mainlanders, by contrast, had a much wider choice.
Liu added today: "The mainlanders will be our guests.
I was pointed to one of the mainlanders in attendance.
The local pastime of "Spot the Mainlander" has long been an amusing diversion in Hong Kong, although it often smacks of arrogance or chauvinism.
Vancouver's The Mainlander — which issued its own "it could happen here" warning — said the message from Gezi Park resonated in a Canadian city "quietly yet quickly in the process of being transformed into a resort for the wealthy".
The Mainlander is blown away.
The mainlander says, "I'm just here visiting your fair province and I seem to have killed one of your animals".
When Mathieu Pierre Youdan reported for The Mainlander that the very same people whose job was to evict impoverished people from their homes and jack up the rent were raising money to produce a documentary about their experiences, many were appalled.
