Sentence examples for those colonial from inspiring English sources

Those colonial powers kept everyone in check.

Some will object that those colonial wars are not relevant to our postcolonial world.

Between those colonial shells are structures that are already drawing expatriates, artists and tourists.

Inevitably, a British vision of those colonial years is tinged with nostalgia.

Specifically, they reflect the legacy of those colonial territories which one British academic and colonial administrator, John Furnivall, first characterised as "plural societies".

A printer in those Colonial days often had his own newspaper, and James's was the New England Courant, America's first independent paper.

Mori beams with mischief: "Unless you wanted to fight against that horrible British government that was oppressing those colonials in America…" Mori enjoys Melbourne – "the city that came up with the right turn from the left lane only" – and his work in the social justice department of Shine Lawyers.

Although these algae are closely related to Platydorina in molecular phylogeny, their vegetative colonies are spheroidal in shape, resembling those of the colonial volvocine genera Yamagishiella and Eudorina (Volvocaceae) under a light microscope [ 12].

In addition to organized boycotts of those goods, the colonial response took the form of harassment of British officials and vandalism.

Western influence can also be seen in many public buildings particularly those from the colonial period—such as the Egyptian Museum in Cairo (1900).

Unable to rely on old taxes for revenue and faced with military and bureaucratic expenses greater than those of the colonial regime, new governments commonly found themselves in tight financial straits.