Examples of 'molteno' in a sentence
Meaning of "molteno"
Molteno: Adjective referring to something that is in a molten or liquefied state, usually related to metals or minerals
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Molteno saw the upcoming union as politically inevitable and not necessarily a bad thing.
Gatacre gave the order to retreat to Molteno.
Molteno was extremely active in the years after the Boer war.
His relationship with the earlier Molteno Government of the Cape had been troubled.
Molteno is a town in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa.
How a private-public partnership saved the historic Eastern Cape town of Molteno.
The town hall of Molteno is situated within the park of Villa Rosa.
In 2009, the Cape Tercentenary Foundation awarded him the Molteno Medal for lifetime achievement.
The shipping magnate Percy Molteno had just undertaken the first successful refrigerated export to Europe.
The Molteno Formation is a geological formation found in several localities in Lesotho and South Africa.
Another central feature of Molteno is Piazza Europa, which every Wednesday hosts the town market.
Molteno began his ministry by re-organising the state finances.
He transferred to the Molteno Institute for Research in Parasitology in 1944.
Molteno did not refer to himself as a liberal, preferring to see himself simply as a pragmatist.
Professor Anthony Molteno developed the first glaucoma drainage implant, in Cape Town in 1966.
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Molteno is surrounded by mountains and high Karoo plains, known for its vast panoramic views.
The Molteno Formation 's insects are considered its most important fossils because of their high diversity.
