Examples of using Islanders in English and their translations into Serbian
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Yes. The islanders.
The islanders are fisherfolk.
The New York Islanders.
We are islanders Our lifes are at the sea.
Torres Strait Islanders.
We Islanders are strong to resist the spirit.
The Torres Strait Islanders.
We are all islanders no matter where we live.
Sundays are very special to the islanders.
The islanders are worried about this new murder.
Friday was a pretty active day for the Islanders.
In the last century, the islanders were starving.
These islanders got no business sense at all.
Do you know that /90 of the islanders are iliterate?
Pacific Islanders acquired the crops from there.
One of your crew and all the islanders voted not guilty.
And the islanders say that there is a second city there called.
When the Spanish arrived, in the 1500s,they enslaved islanders and later brought African and Indian slaves.
The Bikini islanders were historically loyal to a king, or Irojj.
She has the distinction of being the only white woman ever to have been killed andeaten by Pacific islanders!
Trade with islanders, merchant ships and friends.
The popular fan-blog about the"Game of Thrones", poured insides(the watchers on the wall) found evidence that Alfie Allen(Theon)was spotted on the set with other islanders- his sister Yara(Asha in the books) and uncle Euronom.
Here we are islanders we live because the sea lives.
Islanders sometimes call emigrants to New York“Nuyoricans,” which is not always a compliment, and refer to themselves as“Boricuas".
I'm sorry, Ophelia, but we islanders are so fascinated by people from the mainland.
The islanders are full citizens, enjoying French suffrage and protection.
This"special relationship" is recognised by New Zealand in the form of annual aid andby the automatic right Cook Islanders have to New Zealand citizenship, a right also enjoyed by the people of Niue and the Tokelau Islands.
However, the islanders consider themselves Alanders and not Finnish nor Swedish.
In 1983, the U.S. and the Marshall islanders signed the Compact of Free Association, which gave the Marshall Islands independence.
Cook Islanders are convinced that the great Maori migrations to New Zealand began from Rarotonga possibly as early as the fifth century AD.