Sentence examples for bits of homeland from inspiring English sources

John Robinson The Blacklist is a mashup: most obviously Silence Of The Lambs, but also containing bits of Homeland, Dexter, 24 and crime procedurals such as CSI.

When you take all the discretionary and non-discretionary spending and bundle it together, the total defense spend grows to $598 billion because it adds bits of Homeland Security, the State Department, and other things.

For a more authentic take on the world, we turned to question-and-answer site Quora.com to ask locals: "What do you think every foreigner should know about your country?" Whether to correct assumptions or share a bit of homeland pride, more than 600 users chimed in on behalf of their countries.

He liked to read through the night, not too tired to dissect a bit of homeland politics.

Most recently, he had been asked to describe an admittedly brief bit of homeland security intrigue in which he and his collaborators were involved.

We never chat long, just enough for Adrianna to work a smile out of our little girl and for her to regale us with tales of her homeland and bits of neighborhood gossip, none of it interesting enough to remember.

Fans will find themselves back in that state of Homeland nervous excitement, sitting a bit too upright on the sofa, fingernails in palms.

The star of Homeland was happy to do his bit for the community and agreed to flick the switch.

You might have seen a bit of it in Homeland, or maybe True Blood, both currently showing on British TV.

"We have throttled back a little bit," said Maj. Gen. Phil Oates, director of Alaska's office of homeland security.

The subject of "Homeland" is manifold, and at 90 minutes it's a bit too much of a ramble.