Examples of 'joined the colonial' in a sentence
Meaning of "joined the colonial"
joined the colonial: Indicates the act of becoming a part of or aligning with a colonial power or system. This phrase is typically used in historical contexts to describe countries, groups, or individuals that associated themselves with colonial empires
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joined the colonial
He now joined the colonial infantry.
So Banneker took your advice and joined the colonial army.
As a young adult he joined the colonial navy and commanded squads against Dutch pirates.
After the war was over he returned to London and joined the Colonial Service.
Later he joined the colonial University of Antwerp as a professor.
He moved to Hong Kong in 1955 and joined the colonial government.
He joined the Colonial Spanish Army at the age of sixteen.
In 1920 Hone left the army and joined the colonial service in Uganda.
So he joined the Colonial Service, and built a dam in Africa.
She later married Helo, joined the Colonial military and received the call sign " Athena.
He joined the colonial civil service in 1957 and had served in various positions.
He subsequently joined the colonial Egyptian Government Service, where he would hold several important posts.
André Verdet joined the colonial infantry in 1923 and stayed in China.
In 1824 he joined the Colonial Service and served in the West Indies.
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