Sentence examples for a homegrown setting from inspiring English sources

Staffed with instructors from HEC, Wharton and Insead, QFBA was set up by the Qatar Foundation to provide Qataris with an international educational experience in a homegrown setting.

But most of the time, she finds a more immediate sense of God in what she calls "enlarged awareness" -- in paying attention -- as she bites into a homegrown tomato, or sets the table for guests with her best dishes and silverware, or pauses to notice the moon, round and full "like the wide iris of God's own eye".

But the 1980s weren't easy on American TV makers, as cheaper sets from across the Pacific pushed out our homegrown sets.

It's home to pretty much all the biggest names in tech, whether they are homegrown, or setting up their second shop.

A Canadian judge on Monday sentenced the ringleader of a homegrown terrorist plot to set off truck bombs in Ontario to life in prison.

The homes in Nima were small, low-roofed and usually one or two rooms made from concrete or crumbling mud bricks, often set back behind a homegrown business — someone's peanut stand or a shack selling dust-coated secondhand stereos and television sets.

Everyone here knows the windsled as a homegrown solution to a tricky set of circumstances: Sometimes Lake Superior — the largest, coldest and deepest of the Great Lakes — is too chunky with ice for a ferry but not quite solid enough to make an ice bridge between La Pointe and the mainland town of Bayfield, the location of the upper school.

Set in a British prison where violence and intimidation are commonplace, Starred Up feels like a homegrown version of the French film A Prophet.

A homegrown uprising can.

A homegrown Yankee.

"He's a homegrown nerd.