Sentence examples for being homegrown from inspiring English sources

Those bombers, from the poorer quarters of English towns, shared with your killers, in fact, the scary quality of being "homegrown".

There are many reasons I oppose a Western military intervention in Libya: the bitter experience of Iraq; the importance of these Arab liberation movements being homegrown; the ease of going in and difficulty of getting out; the accusations of Western pursuit of oil that will poison the terrain; the fact that two Western wars in Muslim countries are enough.

This is likely due in part to the company being homegrown, bootstrapped, and a side project for much of its life.

Their insistence on the disquieting side of tranquillity is all the more potent for being homegrown.

"Along with that, along with being homegrown, along with being younger, you wind up with payroll that's less".

Lowdown: Cycle House prides itself on being homegrown, or, as co-founder Lara Gillman puts it, "This is the real L.A".

"This is homegrown.

This is homegrown stuff".

"And he's homegrown".

The bidding was homegrown.

The talent is homegrown.