Sentence examples for Zealand from high-quality English sources.

• New Zealand, 6th ed.

• We love you New Zealand!"

• New Zealand (pictured) is one such country.

• (Homeowners’ association fees start at 3,500 New Zealand dollars per year.)

• By the 1920s New Zealand was largely self-governing.

• Two years later New Zealand became a nuclear-weapons-free zone.

• Two years later New Zealand gained full independence from Britain.

• But New Zealand and Australia relations have strained more broadly over immigration.

Use Zealand in a sentence.

• New Zealand offered – again – to resettle 150 people, only to be rebuffed once again.

• There he remained until the Pacific war ended, returning to New Zealand in October 1945.

• Superrich Silicon Valley moguls in particular have made New Zealand a popular doomsday backup plan.

• The theatre guild she helped found in 1944 became an important mainstay of New Zealand cultural life.

• In World War II, New Zealand troops fought alongside the Allies in the Middle East, Europe, and the Pacific.

• New Zealand Company, (1839–58), British joint-stock company responsible for much of the early settlement of New Zealand.

• Through Wakefield’s influence, the New Zealand Association was formed in 1837; it was amalgamated with two other groups in 1838 as the New Zealand Company.

• New Zealand also closed its borders on March 20, denying entry into New Zealand to everyone who is not a citizen, resident, or close family member of a citizen or resident.

Zealand sentence examples

• This weekend marked Anzac Day, a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand that honors soldiers in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who died in World War I.

• Western Samoa (now Samoa), which New Zealand had captured from the Germans in 1914 and over which it was granted a mandate in 1920, also provided occasions for British and New Zealand differences.

• Australia has rebuffed this, arguing that refugees could, if they eventually became New Zealand citizens, ultimately travel to Australia (even though Australia regularly restricts some New Zealand citizens from travelling to Australia).

• And with Australia caring less about New Zealand than vice-versa - a 2016 study by the Australia-Indonesia council showed a third of Australians didn't even name New Zealand as a regional neighbour - Australian MPs had little to lose by offending New Zealand, according Dr Chen.