Example sentences for: newfoundland

How can you use “newfoundland” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Last to join the Canadian Confederation, in 1949, the offshore island of Newfoundland is linked as one province with the mainland region of Labrador.

  • The Maritimes and Newfoundland, together now known as the Atlantic Provinces, have often felt neglected.

  • I left a Newfoundland customer perplexed when I told him that I would try to find an item at one of our filials , instead of subsidiaries .

  • We’ve divided the country into six regions, each with at least one major town accessible by air as a “launching pad” from which to explore the hinterland: Ontario; Québec; the Atlantic (Newfoundland and the Maritimes); British Columbia; the Rockies and the Prairie Provinces (Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba); and the North (Yukon, Nunavut, and the Northwest Territories).

  • To the east, and remote from the centers of power, the people of Newfoundland and the Maritime Provinces lived in small, isolated communities with no unifying geography comparable to the Great Lakes or St. Lawrence River.


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