Sample Sentences for
the Netherlands
(editor-reviewed)

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    People of the Netherlands, stand up and take action.  (source)
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    Rulers of Eurasia from the Netherlands to Pakistan?  (source)
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    NETHERLANDS & BELGIUM  (source)
    NETHERLANDS = A European country (sometimes called Holland) and that literally means "lower countries"
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    I've never had the pleasure of visiting the Netherlands.†  (source)
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    There's an old, singular, beautiful Netherlands picture I once saw in an Italian gallery, of a wise old man walking in empty fields, pensive, while a thief behind cuts the string of his purse.  (source)
    Netherlands = a European country (sometimes called Holland) and that literally means "lower countries"
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    The radio talked about the fighting in Denmark and Norway and Belgium and the Netherlands, but since it was a German station, they always said they were winning.†  (source)
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    NEWARK LIBERTY INTL (EWR) TO AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS (AMS)†  (source)
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    The Dutch Reformed Church, born in the Netherlands during the Reformation, had spread throughout Europe and around the world, and even eventually became the official religion of apartheid South Africa.†  (source)
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    Martinslijn, Netherlands Edda Engels looked up from her lab bench and listened.†  (source)
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    I remember going to the empty lot where there was one such screen and watching an endless parade of tanks and jubilant German soldiers as they rolled through the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and France in May and June of 1940.†  (source)
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    Number 20: United Netherlands: Failure of Legislation for States†  (source)
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    The radio was on, and a voice said that fifty-six men had died on the lake tankers that were blown up and that the governor of the Netherlands' West Indies had appealed to Washington for help.†  (source)
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    It was a splendid portrait, painted by a renowned artist, executed tastefully in the style—as suggested by its subject—of the old masters and awakening in the observer all sorts of images of the late Middle Ages in the Spanish Netherlands.†  (source)
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