Sentence examples for those mainlanders from inspiring English sources

Those mainlanders who got in early stood to do very well.

To those mainlanders whose notions of Tasmania conjure boutique wineries, posh B&Bs and MONA weekends, recent news that half of adult Tasmanians are functionally illiterate and innumerate was an enormous shock.

It pitted native Taiwanese against the "mainlanders", the label attached to those who arrived with the KMT in 1949 (and their offspring).

In particular, the Nationalists were hated for massacring local people during upheavals that began on Feb. 28, 1947, and ever since then the phrase "2-28" has been a sensitive code word in Taiwan that conjures those antagonisms between local people and the mainlanders.

Such protests are effectively banned in mainland China, creating a draw for the mainlanders who attended.

More recently, forms of localism that reject the Mainland and mainlanders have emerged.

Liu added today: "The mainlanders will be our guests.

I was pointed to one of the mainlanders in attendance.

Mauritius and the Seychelles are run-away winners, with Botswana best of the mainlanders.

He was not remotely bothered by the mainlanders who were packing up goods nearby.

"It was a big deal for them that the mainlanders couldn't access Wikipedia".