Sentence examples for are of native from inspiring English sources
verb
Representing or , chiefly in depictions of colloquial speech.
In the main house, the living and dining rooms are carpeted; the kitchen floor and cabinets are of native timber.
Some words are of native Indian origin, and a few of these such as hamaca ("hammock")—have passed into other languages.
Many place-names in the state are of Native American origin, including the name Alabama itself, which derives from a word that perhaps means "thicket clearers".
In fact some 65% of his clients, who need a minimum of $3 million in investable assets, are women and a significant amount are of Native American descent.
Several studies have shown that almost all California coastal steelhead are of native origin, despite over a century of hatchery stocking.
In herbarium collections, most of the specimens collected prior to the 1970s are of native P. australis; the vast majority of the specimens collected or sampled after that point are of the introduced lineage.
His father was of Native American Cherokee and Creek heritage.
The city's original name, Amboy, is of Native American origin.
for her claim that she is of Native American descent.
The ground story was of native Oregon sandstone from the Umpqua region.
