Sentence examples for Colonial from high-quality English sources.

• Colonial history determines its political salience.

• In public the colonial secretary lied and kept lying.

• Colonial National Historical Park, 1930, eastern Virginia.

• Now a museum, the building has a Spanish colonial design built around a lovely central courtyard and fountain.

• Colonial disruptions continued throughout the 20th century and into the 21st.

• Manufactured products were mostly imported from the colonial mother countries.

• To see the colonial legacy as the root of the problem, though, is to go too far.

• The colonial efforts of the Netherlands and Sweden were motivated primarily by commerce.

Use Colonial in a sentence.

• The most notorious of the French colonial entrepreneurs made their money out of timber concessions.

• Pre-colonial wahine Māori were landowners, spiritual and political leaders, fighters and navigators.

• Josiah Winslow of Plymouth Colony marshaled the colonial militia and rendezvoused in Rhode Island territory.

• Nonetheless, the colonial legacy still haunts former colonial empires and their erstwhile colonies.

• The FBI said in a Monday statement that "Darkside ransomware is responsible for the compromise of the Colonial Pipeline networks."

• "But it is worth noting that this is the first time that a former colonial power has had the courage to come to terms with its colonial past.

• They wrote: “Both public and private policing actors were critical in maintaining a violently exploitative colonial order based on clear racial hierarchies ...

• Surrounding the square are colonial-era landmark buildings depicting various styles of architecture including Moorish, Moghul, Colonial and Straits Chinese.

Colonial sentence examples

• Discussions of the early colonial period in this region are typically organized around categories that conjoin native political groupings and European colonial administrations.

• Portugal, in the 20th century the poorest and least developed of the western European powers, was the first nation (with Spain) to establish itself as a colonial power and the last to give up its colonial possessions.

• Wrapped in scaffolding, the Forum, one of Europe’s most ambitious current cultural projects, loomed above them as they gave speeches and held up signs that said: “Tell the Truth About Germany’s Colonial History,” “Clear Out the Colonial Treasury” and “It’s Your Duty to Remember.”

• “Children born out of parents of mixed color during colonial times were always considered as a threat to the colonial enterprise, to profits and to the prestige and the domination of the white race,” said Assumani Budagwa, 65, a Belgian engineer and amateur historian who was born in colonial Congo and whose family experienced the separation of mixed-race children.