Sentence examples for are native of from inspiring English sources

The sticky sound of his skin on the leather, as well as the creak of the furniture under his weight, reminds you of the role of leather in Texas — those tanned hides that are native, of course, but also not especially comforting.

Making the hypothesis that the wood of the support of the Peruvian painting might have degraded and its sugars might have migrated into the paint layers, then xylose, glucose and mannose could be ascribed to the wood contamination and the sugar profile observed to a gum from mesquite tree or cashew gum, which are native of the geographical area.

They are native of the cooler climates of the Northern Hemisphere, but have been widely introduced around the world.

(It's a bit far from downtown, but if you want to see animals that are native of Alaska and other Arctic climates then visit here).

All are natives of Panama.

Both men are natives of Moscow.

They are natives of Hartford, graduates of Trinity College there.

The plants we know as amaryllis are natives of South America.

They are natives of Buenos Aires, and became partners in 1961.

Both are natives of Bosnia, Darijan Suton said.

Some seventy-five per cent of English lacrosse players are natives of Greater Manchester.