Sentence examples for Native inhabitants from inspiring English sources
We are native inhabitants of Palestine.
Moriori, native inhabitants of the Chatham Islands of New Zealand.
The word Nantucket means "faraway land" in the language of the Wampanoag, the island's native inhabitants.
The town was originally settled by Oscan-speaking people, the native inhabitants of Campania.
The land's native inhabitants long understood this, but the lessons came hard to the newcomers.
It was invented to whitewash the vicious genocide wrought upon the native inhabitants of this magnificent continent.
In fact, the electro-stunning here demonstrated that the pond's native inhabitants have hardly been wiped out.
It did so, problematically, in a geographic space where the majority of the native inhabitants were Palestinians Arabs.
In other words, America's shameful history with its native inhabitants is echoing across these riverbanks this late summer.
From its native inhabitants to immigrants and migrant workers, the South has never been as simple as black and white.
The Pripet Marshes might give some protection but, whatever the race of their native inhabitants, they are assuredly not Poles.
