Sentence examples for described a native from inspiring English sources

They described a native of Puerto Rico with a Zorba-like zest for life, someone who loved beer and barbecues and who could defend himself verbally and physically.

There is currently a debate about whether the wall lizard can be described as a native species.

They sang a song described as a "native tribal song of power" and blew kisses to them as they were led out of the dock.

Pan has come under fire for casting white actor Rooney Mara as Tiger Lily, who in Barrie's books is described as a Native American princess of a "Piccaninny tribe", and there was little in the footage to suggest that accusations of "redface" and "whitewashing" are unfounded.

Described as a native advertising Supply-Side PlAvocarrotvofferst offers a monetization solution for mobile apps via less intrusive advertising dubbed "native advertising".

In an interview, he described how a native player option is something that the mobile industry is missing, in the same way the web was missing a true video content delivery platform, complete with end-to-end tools to handle not only  video hosting, but content protection, engagement tracking, monetization and other features.

CLARIFICATION: In a previous version of this Q&A, Batchelor was described as a native of Anacostia.

She described errors a native speaker wouldn't make, like over-reliance on the written pronunciation of words, when "that's not the way you would actually speak".

Early accounts described a ferry run by Native Americans in 1650; in 1745 a biweekly service began.

Sometimes the term is used to describe a non-native or introduced species that has become widespread (p. 136).

We have also described a noticeable European/Native American, as well as European/African sex bias between the paternal and maternal ancestries in Cuba.