Sentence examples for homeland from from inspiring English sources

She can see her homeland from her flat.

I wanted to fulfil my obligation to Allah and free my homeland from the godless Soviet soldiers".

FROM Joyce to Beckett, Ireland's best storytellers have often preferred to describe their homeland from other parts of Europe.

"The loss was the pain inside me, the separation from the homeland, from its spaces and people, from interaction.

From leafy Hampstead, he raced greyhounds, wrote plays, and took stock of the homeland from which he felt alienated.

The security service, MI5, works here in the UK, protecting the homeland from terrorist attack and other threats.

The Dalai Lama wants increased autonomy for Tibet, the homeland from which he has been exiled since 1959.

For almost four centuries, English Catholics have been praying for the reconversion of their homeland from Protestantism.

Having reclaimed their homeland from the Dragon Smaug, the Company has unwittingly unleashed a deadly force into the world.

There is no general consensus over the location of the Urheimat, the original homeland from which began the migrations into the present locations of the speakers.

Ms. Azabal's character, Gadarine, is an Armenian expatriate photographer who has returned to her homeland from abroad following a successful Paris exhibition of her Polaroid snapshots.