Sentence examples for those islanders from inspiring English sources

And the music those islanders bought to their new island no doubt influenced the artist who always wanted to be an artist; indeed, Bowie's need to perform — to be recognized as different — made itself known when he was a child.

Ironically, he also empathises with those islanders who complain about richer nations systematically draining them of talent.

This is not an aesthetic argument (I loved the morality play of those Islanders and Oilers dynasties, too) but an evolutionary one, as Nick says.

Now 70 years on, campaigners are calling for those islanders who defied Hitler's orders in this and other ways, to be properly recognised.

Counting only the wind turbines on the island, but not those that the islanders have parked offshore in the Kattegat Strait, the island produces just enough electricity for its needs.

Receiving our donations of school supplies, fuel, clothing, and tinned food it was clear to see that these islanders would ensure those who needed these supplies most would be the ones to receive them.

Although generally humane, administrators were more concerned with promoting the interests of European traders and planters than those of the islanders, and islanders were punished harshly for offenses against colonial law and order.

The tendency of Vineyarders to visit islands seems counterintuitive, but only to those whom islanders call landlubbers.

The trouble, for both men, is those pesky islanders.

Lisa MartinAgosTrinidadgo Mandin, Tobagoad and Tobago thethEditoror: Shaftel's essay on Naipaul is an extremely important examination of a writer whose work ought to be scrutinized for what it refutes and how it does generate scorn in those historic islanders whose artistic and sociopolitical contributions' worth he refuses to fully acknowledge.

I think about the ways in which the hopes and worries of the islanders mirror those of other separatist movements; the desire to make their own decisions, to look out for themselves, but fears that maybe Canvey isn't large enough to stand on its own.