Sentence examples for homeland as well as from inspiring English sources

The most frequent themes are love and longing for the homeland, as well as historical, patriotic, pastoral, and hunting themes.

Bajofondo's modern take on tango has garnered them plenty of success in their homeland, as well as across the rest of the world.

The volume of mazurkas composed for piano by Frédéric Chopin (some 57) reflects his interest in the music of his homeland as well as the dance's popularity in his day.

"The King's Song" begins with the wail of a bandoneón — a nod to the new Queen Maxima's Argentine homeland, as well as the moment in her wedding when the same instrument brought tears to her eyes.

"With the euro so strong, it makes it much more likely for Europeans to buy outside of their country," said Ms. Spaur, who was born in Germany and has marketed Hawaii in her homeland as well as in Greece and Turkey.

The takedown notice names a number of Fox's own properties, including Homeland, as well as ripped copies of Hitchcock, Life Of Pi, and It's Always Sunny In Philadelpia.

Hospitals need consulates' assistance in finding relatives and health care options in patients' homelands as well as in obtaining travel documents.

The limited mobility of both men and women in the early post-Soviet years reflects very particular forms of mobility likely the "return" of ethnic Russians, Ukrainians, Greeks, etc. to ancestral homelands as well as the migration of an elite group who had both the means and motivation to emigrate further abroad.

Many mixed Japanese Micronesians sought closer cultural and business ties with Japan, and politicians of Japanese Micronesian descent notably Manny Mori —have made publicised visits to their ancestral homelands as well as personal friendship ties with some former Japanese leaders.

In the post-war era, the government redoubled efforts to issue western land grants to settlers, ranchers, miners, and railroads which only served to heighten tensions with the Native American tribes who had already been displaced from their homelands as well as stripped of their ostensible sovereignty following an 1872 act of Congress.

Diaghilev wanted to work with vanguardists from his homeland as well.