Sentence examples for to settler from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who settles in a new location, especially one who makes a previously uninhabited place his home
- The first settlers of New England
With the new coalition, Netanyahu has lost an excuse to give in to settler expansionism.
Washington has long hoped that issues related to settler violence would vanish after the implementation of a peace deal.
We should push to end Internal Revenue Service policies that allow Americans to make tax-deductible gifts to settler charities.
On the other hand, these advances also strengthened white aspirations to settler self-government, as in Southern Rhodesia.
Daniel could not hold back his anger at Netanyahu's political machinations or his sellout to settler apologists.
"This is a direct consequence of decades of impunity given by the Israeli government to settler terrorism," he said in a statement.
Explorers like Magellan, Columbus and Raleigh used exaggerated claims of grandeur to entice settlers to come to the New World.
At the end of the 17 century, the state also tried to encourage settlers to move to the area, offering free land, and 15 years free from taxes.
Territory (then the Indian Territory) was opend to settlers.
The area was opened to settlers in 1845.
The remaining land was made available to settlers, railroads, and others for development.
