She expressed her primary interest in exploration of place: "Being a native Angeleno, you grow up and visit a lot of communities -- like Boyle Heights and Sawtelle -- that aren't portrayed in Hollywood movies.
After all, here was a native son, from a place that often feels ignored by the state's political establishment, threatening to roll over the establishment in his quest to become the chief executive of New York.
My friend Einar is a native of Iceland, the place where virtually nothing grows, but the people make do.
Maybe it is because he lives in Manhattan and is a native of Stamford, Conn., two places now teeming with fiberglass cows as part of a summer-long art exhibit.
That word "Iowa," that was a native word, and lots of places throughout the state were named after tribes: Sioux City.
The fact that Americans can generally rely on clean government and honest public services -- and imprison Illinois governors (I am a native of Chicago, of all places!) and probably New York Assembly speakers when they resort to bribery and influence-peddling -- I think is an important but mostly forgotten part of TR's legacy".
Whether you're visiting the city or you're a native, S'mac is a fun place to satisfy Mac-n-Cheese cravings.
At the five-year-old Alpine Meadows Lodge, where we stayed, the innkeepers were from yet other places: Maria Graham is a native of Spain, while her husband, Irv, was a chemical engineer in the petroleum industry before leaving Calgary.
In her essay, "A Small Place," Jamaica Kincaid says, "Every native of every place is a potential tourist, and every tourist is a native of somewhere.
In fact, the Valley was his native place, and he had been watching it all his life; its preachifying and its secret horrors.
