Usa "new zealander" in una frase
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1. This elicited moans and groans from the ranks but these soon quietened down as we were told that the plans had been changed slightly and now it would be the New Zealanders who would be attacking along ‘Fir Tree Spur’ and take Krithia
2. For a few feet of ground the New Zealanders and Australians were near enough wiped out and one could not help but get a lump in the throat when thinking of these courageous men
3. ” I looked at Archie full of admiration and thought what courage these Aussies and the New Zealanders who landed with them had
4. ” Mrs Tillman exclaimed! “You poor lamb we have read about the terrible conditions out there and all the young lads being killed and injured and those Australians and New Zealanders
5. I noticed that the road was a kaleidoscope of the British Empire for along it marched units of Australians, South Africans, New Zealanders and Canadians as well as Indian troops and many more who had enlisted to defend the Mother Country
6. Apostolos told me that the three British and New Zealanders they helped escape last week told him some stories when they were in Trikala
7. One is the kiwifruit; then there is the kiwi bird (exclusively found in New Zealand); the New Zealanders
8. Anthony, a pale and wan New Zealander who had organised everything from minivan to tents, green cards and maps, explained that I would be replacing a chap who’d died when the gas cylinder heating his shower water had exploded
9. There were ten dour Scots assisted by four Aussies, two New Zealanders, three Canadians, and one South African
10. Back in Alloa one evening during High Tea, [dinner in Scotland was at noon] a hotel guest to whom I'd spoken a few words mentioned a New Zealander he thought I'd like to meet
11. Pon looked at the old New Zealander
12. Their roots had been seeded in primary school almost five decades before and had evolved through state education and university to form a basis for the select partisanship of an old boys’ club, founded on the early money of first and second generation New Zealanders
13. One miner, a New Zealander named James Dalziell, always left his jacket hanging in a prominent position on the outside of his hut whenever he went off prospecting, sometimes for up to a month; and even though he left his huge, solid-gold watch in one of the pockets, it was never touched during his absence
14. They were indeed in a warm situation, their one hope being to dive into Zillebeke Lake, which the New Zealander noticed below
15. There a strong arm gripped the New Zealander by the scruff of the neck and he was hauled to safety, dimly aware of a hoarse voice complaining bitterly, "Ours is the best hid battery in this sector, the only unspotted battery