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Ivory Coast

NOUN
  1. a republic in western Africa on the Gulf of Guinea; one of the most prosperous and politically stable countries in Africa

How To Use Ivory Coast In A Sentence

  • In a video provided by the French military, the forces are seen rappelling from a helicopter at night with night vision goggles, before the aircraft lands in a field to pick up a man, who appears to be the Japanese ambassador to Ivory Coast. France rescues Japanese envoy in Ivory Coast
  • Kalou was a part of the Ivory Coast squad that eventually finished fourth in the tournament – losing out to Essien's Ghana in the third place play-off having been eliminated by eventual winners Egypt.
  • Drastic, unprepared liberalisation can lead to economic chaos, as in the Ivory Coast in 1988.
  • Two previous inter-agency appeals to address the crisis in Ivory Coast have met with limited success, with just 43% of their requirements being fulfilled, OCHA said.
  • Recently such a result in Ivory Coast led to a civil war before Laurent Gbagbo could be winkled out of the presidential palace at the end of a gun barrel. The Real Legacy of Nelson Mandela
  • Ivory Coast provides about a third of the world 's cocoa beans. Times, Sunday Times
  • Ivory Coast had two chances to win it after the break but Didier Ya Konan curled an effort just wide while, after 117 minutes, then Max Gradel took an airshot when well placed. NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
  • Dozens of boys and men suffocated to death, locked for days in an airless, sweltering shipping container by rebels controlling northern Ivory Coast, two survivors said.
  • The Ghanaians are the only African team to advance thus far - Ivory Coast still could, but is a long shot, and the other four are out. BLACK ENTERPRISE
  • Ivory Coast President-elect Alassane Ouattara cordoned off the Abidjan residence of his rival Laurent Gbagbo on Friday as his government moved to restore water service in the war-ravaged city of Abidjan and prepare for the resumption of cocoa exports, the African country's main foreign-currency earner. Ivorian Opposition Strives for Normalcy
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