Sentence examples for homeland calling from inspiring English sources

Additionally, "Homeland Calling: Exile Patriotism & the Balkan Wars" (Hockenos, 2003) states that many of the Slovenian rifles were seized by the then-still Yugoslav authorities.

History demonstrates that Jews need a homeland called Israel.

They began their rebellion in 2011, demanding an independent homeland called Azawad.

Kurdi, who lost his family while attempting to flee the war ravaging his Syrian homeland, calls for empathy and understanding for those caught in the current refugee crisis.

Holy Flying Circus, Homeland, Call the Midwife, Borgen, Page Eight: sorry, haven't got to you yet but too many people have told me to watch so I will.

The Tigers have been battling since 1983 for a separate homeland, called Tamil Eelam, for their ethnic group, which they feel has been mistreated by the majority Sinhalese who control the government.

"We used to have dignity and a homeland called 'Syria.' We used to live a sweet life," Kiwan told me.

The LTTE's goal has been to formally secede from the Sri Lankan state by creating a homeland called "Tamil Eelam," a de facto independent entity that, until very recently, maintained the characteristics of a functioning bureaucracy.

Many experts approve of President Bush's decision to appoint a cabinet secretary for Homeland Security, calling it an important step toward protecting civilians against terrorist arms.

"In the name of our dearly beloved homeland, we call on our faithful sons of the fatherland to fulfil their sacred duty to the fatherland, to obey the tsar in the heavy moment of national trials, and to help him, together with the representatives of the people, to guide the Russian Empire on the road to victory, welfare, and glory.

Charles Kurzman, the author of the report for the Triangle Center on Terrorism and Homeland Security, called terrorism by Muslim Americans "a minuscule threat to public safety".