Sentence examples for homegrown pride from inspiring English sources

There was, however, homegrown pride at Thandie Newton's Bafta for her performance in the LA race drama Crash.

I linger long enough to hear "Case of the Ex," then head back to Brooklyn to catch the end of a friend's more homegrown Pride party.

Amid the applause and homegrown pride at India's accomplishments, however, some here expressed concern about the environmental impact of a "people's car" so inexpensive that it will be within reach of millions more people, further clogging the roads and polluting the air.

They are used in rara, a rural Haitian carnival tradition, and alongside all his fellow international hitmakers Mr. Jean was giving those homegrown horns pride of place.

Chinese rock group Queen Sea Big Shark operates as a DIY homegrown operation, and they pride themselves on being able to practice and record their music almost anywhere.

Ibrox crowds would be difficult to predict, even if cheap season tickets, belligerence and the opportunity to support a homegrown side attempting to recover pride would hold an obvious appeal.

"Rhys is another homegrown player who takes enormous pride in representing his region and, like Dan, has risen in prominence over the last 12 to 18 months, meaning their services have been in great demand".

Jimmy considers himself a homegrown sushi chef who takes great pride in not only hand picking scratch ingredients to build his award winning sushi rolls, but also taking equal pride in selecting and training his chefs so that no matter which of his ten restaurants a customer arrives at, the culinary Asian food experience is exceptional.

Halloy figured that he could charge three or four times the usual amount by arranging marquee matchups between schools from states that prided themselves on producing homegrown football talent, promoting them heavily, and securing larger venues, where possible.

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

The antigovernment protesters in Libya, like those in Tunisia and Egypt, have drawn broad popular support — and great pride — from their status as homegrown movements that have defied autocrats without outside help.