Sentence examples for Asian homeland from inspiring English sources
It is even harder to imagine that tiny primates of this primitive kind were able to migrate to this continent all the way from their Asian homeland.
Having left their Central Asian homeland to engage in the luxury trade along the Silk Road, this Iranian-speaking community used their formidable business skills to establish a vast trading network ranging from Korean kingdoms to the Byzantine Empire.
Inevitably many people are raising Modi's record towards India's minorities, with some saying his victory validates the original idea of Pakistan - a South Asian homeland where Muslims could never be oppressed by a Hindu majority.
This argues against a south Asian homeland and makes a leading role of the Austroasiatics in the domestication of indica unlikely.
This could have happened in two ways: under the hypothesis of a south Asian homeland, the Proto-Austroasiatics could be the first domesticators of rice in north India.
The use of tea spread slowly from its Asian homeland, reaching Europe by way of Venice around 1560, although Portuguese trading ships may have made contact with the Chinese as early as 1515.
For humans, too, this has been a land of fresh opportunity and a destination for migrant bands driven away from Asian homelands by competition, crowding, hardship or wanderlust.
Luxurious supermarkets like Brighton Bazaar are staffed by young Uzbeks and Tajik immigrants, who are leaving Central Asian homelands that had greater wealth as members of the U.S.S.R. than they do now.
Liffey's search takes him from Los Angeles's close-knit Vietnamese neighborhood of Little Saigon to more fractured and frightening ethnic enclaves in Orange County, where ungovernable street gangs carry on the age-old hostilities of their Asian homelands and teach the P.I. a tough lesson in prejudice and hatred.
There you have it, an Englishman using a South American tuber to restore an ancient Asian cherry to its homeland.
The message is, if they can put Orhan Pamuk on trial, I should steer clear of this stuff, not touch it". Some 600,000 to 1.5 million Armenians were killed or deported from their homeland in Asian Turkey to present-day Syria between 1915 and 1917.
