Use "lumbus" in a sentence

1. The longer the way was by the east, Columbus very justly concluded, the shorter it would be by the west

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2. But the countries which Columbus discovered, either in this or in any of his subsequent voyages, had no resemblance to those which he had gone in quest of

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3. In consequence of this mistake of Columbus, the name of the Indies has stuck to those unfortunate countries ever since; and when it was at last clearly discovered that the new were altogether different from the old Indies, the former were called the West, in contradistinction to the latter, which were called the East Indies

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4. It was of importance to Columbus, however, that the countries which he had discovered, whatever they were, should be represented to the court of Spain as of very great consequence ; and, in what constitutes the real riches of every country, the animal and vegetable productions of the soil, there was at that time nothing which could well justify such a representation of them

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5. Finding nothing, either in the animals or vegetables of the newly discovered countries which could justify a very advantageous representation of them, Columbus turned his view towards their minerals; and in the richness of their productions of this third kingdom, he flattered himself he had found a full compensation for the insignificancy of those of the other two

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6. When Columbus, upon his return from his first voyage, was introduced with a sort of triumphal honours to the sovereigns of Castile and Arragon, the principal productions of the countries which he had discovered were carried in solemn procession before him

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7. In consequence of the representations of Columbus, the council of Castile determined to take possession of the countries of which the inhabitants were plainly incapable of defending themselves

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8. But the hope of finding treasures of gold there was the sole motive which prompted to undertake it; and to give this motive the greater weight, it was proposed by Columbus, that the half of all the gold and silver that should be found there, should belong to the crown

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9. Domingo, and in all the other countries discovered by Columbus, was done completely in six or eight years, and when, in order to find more, it had become necessary to dig for it in the mines, there was no longer any possibility of paying this tax

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10. All the other enterprizes of the Spaniards in the New World, subsequent to those of Columbus, seem to have been prompted by the same motive

11. She realized in some measure the extravagant hopes of her votaries; and in the discovery and conquest of Mexico and Peru (of which the one happened about thirty, and the other about forty, years after the first expedition of Columbus), she presented them with something not very unlike that profusion of the precious metals which they sought for

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12. founded in 1850, in honor of Christopher Columbus

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13. there is every reason to believe that Columbus would not have felt it necessary to make his voyage to the West in 1492 in search of an ocean route to the Indies?

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14. An army of family and friends that attend the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Columbus, Ohio

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15. With more than a little irony, Calley was invited as a guest of the Kiwanis Club of Columbus, Georgia, a charity known for its worldwide endeavors for justice and children's welfare

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16. The only thing new that we adults visited for the first time was a section of the San Esteban Monumental complex where it is said that Christopher Columbus stayed

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17. I walked into the rink John where Big Ted from school and Curt Columbus were seemingly just hanging out in the bathroom shooting the shit – pun intended

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18. Bruno Capone had Curt Columbus pinned up against the fence

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19. The thought blipped through my mind that I had probably looked as Curt Columbus had looked when he was pinned up against the fence by the taco stand last night at Suburbanite rink

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20. This was the fifteenth century and Columbus was working for the authors of the Spanish Inquisition

21. Christopher Columbus discovered the island and named it St

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22. When Christopher Columbus discovered the island, he found some sixty thousand Arawak Indians

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23. It is believed that Christopher Columbus discovered Labadee in 1492, before his vessel fell victim to the reefs and shelves of rocks of the Caribbean

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24. Niquette of the Columbus Dispatch told ABC’s ‘Nightline;’ “ if you talk to the election officials here in Franklin County ;they’ll tell you, the main problem was there just weren’t enough machines overall,

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25. We decided upon Columbus Day which was an EB holiday

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26. I did not try to call our Montville, CT, neighbors, Debbie and Bill in Columbus, about 70 miles west

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27. Friday morning, I got up, drove one hour, exited for Columbus

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28. The one where I was the youngest had the most dine-outs, and made prescription runs weekly to Columbus, NM, and the Pharmacia’s just across the border (these poor devils did not have Part D Medicare, yet)

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29. It seems she had it sitting on the sofa while Michael Columbus was looking over her shoulder

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30. Aye has always enjoyed writing her thoughts down and while living in Columbus,

31. Aye now lives in Columbus, Georgia with her children

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32.  Guanahaní, the name given by the natives to the island on which Columbuslanded and which he called San Salvador;

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33. navigators who aidedColumbus in the discovery of

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34. In the film “1492: Conquest of Paradise” by Ridley Scott, Christopher Columbus, old and defeated, encounters the Treasurer of Spain which blames him for being a dreamer, an idealist

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35. Then Columbus shows him the cities, the palaces, the great and small works of art and asks him what he sees

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36. “Well”, Columbus concludes, “all this was created by idealists like myself”

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37. I hadn’t realized it was Columbus day

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38. Perhaps like an alternate future of the Native Americans if Columbus hadn’t sailed the ocean blue

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39. Finally he started to formalise his passion and enrolled in Columbus University in Ohio

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40. Columbus used attack dogs against the natives he came across

41. Shortly after Columbus and Cortes arrived in the so-called

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42. Columbus, Cortes and those ‘commanders’ who followed them

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43. Roger Compton, 36, who committed the murder of a Columbus, Ohio man," and the list went on as Toby heard nothing but meaningless words, waiting for the cue that his father's name would bring

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44. what really happened, and in this case the team does a fantastic job in unraveling why Harry didn’t survive his camping Columbus Day weekend in 2002

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45. COLUMBUS DAY: Annually celebrated on the second Monday

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46. Columbus and Cortes landed on the shores of this hemisphere

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47. Speaking of which, did Christopher Columbus finance his trip to America with the Discover Card?

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48. Now let's say you're part of a larger group, say the Knights of Columbus or 4H and you see your organization mentioned in the news

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49. because most royal advisors believed Columbus was underestimating the distance required to sail west from Europe to Asia

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50. However, while the advisors were correct in their assertion that Columbus’ estimation of time and distance was overly optimistic, they had no idea what, if anything might lie beyond the great ocean for Columbus to discover, and he would find it when his persistence with the Spanish Court eventually paid off

51. It was commonly believed that such a trip would lead to disaster when the crew exhausted the food and water supplies before making landfall, but fortunately for Columbus, the Americas lay in his path

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52. 13) Christopher Columbus was 41 when he discovered the Americas

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53. running water of one of the natural inlets to the Columbus

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54. Fucked in the master bedroom for a little tension relief on his annual vacation and then reassigned back on the LA to Columbus route, never to be heard of again once the fling was over

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55. Whatever kind of tree this was, it was so huge, Paul figured it must have started growing around the time Columbus supposedly discovered America

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56. If Columbus, however, had presented this myth to the preliterate tribes he encountered, they—unlike us—would have

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57. Columbus in 1492, the very year that the last muslims were kicked out of

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58. “Do you think he is Christopher Columbus returned to us?”

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59. history in the America’s is that there isn’t any history until Columbus and Cortes arrived to wreck havoc on the civilizations

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60. Maya were when Columbus arrived in America

61. About one hundred years after Columbus arrived, the Spaniards decided to colonize the

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62. Christopher Columbus was thought of as mad, but he ignored all as he lived his dream and sailed to discover the new world

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63. Every individual who ever advanced a new idea, whether a Columbus, a Darwin, a Galileo, a Fulton, or an Emerson, was subjected to ridicule or persecution; so that this objection should receive no serious consideration; but, on the contrary, we should carefully consider every fact which is brought to our attention; by doing this we will more readily ascertain the law upon which it is based

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64. We exchanged wedding vows and gold wedding bands at a small chapel outside Columbus, Ohio, and I officially became Mrs

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65. Mom said she named me Christopher after the Italian sailor Christopher Columbus but I wanted to know more about my name

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66. A slight breeze coming off the cool running water of one of the natural inlets to the Columbus River—who knows which one

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67. Before Columbus reached America, he saw birds and twigs which showed him land was near

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68. eventually return to the state they were in when Columbus Discovered America

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69. of Christopher Columbus, who lived almost 500 years before our time

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70. 5 years to 1479, the year Columbus’s first

71. Columbus (1479) to our times –for more than 500 years– as shown in the

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72. From Columbus biography is revealed, therefore, that the lives of the persons

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73. She was born 27 years after Columbus’s death

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74. date of Columbus’s final turning point, as we noted earlier

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75. Columbus’s dates conform to the same cyclic pattern

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76. As we’ll see, for example, in Christopher Columbus’s biography later, he

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77. In 1476, the ship on which Columbus was

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78. * I have based all Columbus’s biography of this chapter on Cesare Giardini’s

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79. From the beginning of this season, Columbus –about 28-30 years old– began

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80. Columbus became obsessed with the idea, and the only thing that distracted him

81. But the royal council was skeptical and rejected Columbus’s proposal

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82. The monks introduced Columbus to a duke in Seville who was also a ship

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83. The duke was impressed by Columbus’s plans, and he solicited the help of

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84. others on Columbus’s behalf

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85. the king, Columbus’s idea did not appear attractive, but the queen was fascinated

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86. Columbus that he was willing to help

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87. Columbus asked for “one-tenth of

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88. were terrified of what lay ahead, Columbus was jubilant

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89. On October 11, 1492, after about two months at sea, Columbus arrived at the

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90. In September 1493, Columbus –now 42– set sail on his second voyage to the

91. At the second half of 1496, Columbus’s psychological state suddenly changed

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92. Columbus was eventually acquitted, but his reputation had been tarnished

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93. Columbus did his best to quell the revolt, but Isabella and Ferdinand sent an

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94. Columbus’s humiliation had been completed

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95. After his arrival in Spain, Columbus was transferred to a monastery in Seville,

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96. The worst blow for Columbus came next year (1501)

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97. Columbus set sail again –this time with four small ships– on his fourth expedition to

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98. Columbus explored the islands and the coast of Central America in the midst of

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99. When Columbus arrived in Panama late 1502, his bad season prevented him

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100. Ill and exhausted, Columbus waited for help