Sentence examples for homeland making from inspiring English sources

That renown seems to have spread faster and farther than the wines themselves, which remain a relative rarity outside their homeland, making a trip to Tokaj a near necessity for travelers who want to taste the full range.

But since then she has come to embrace her new homeland, making paintings depicting a young Indian woman in traditional dress happily wearing roller skates or surrounded by symbols of contemporary American life.

The budget "sets clear priorities: winning the war on terror, protecting our homeland, making sure our children get educated, making sure the seniors get a modern Medicare system," Mr. Bush said.

Ki signed for Celtic in January 2010 after three years with FC Seoul in his homeland, making his debut in a 1-1 drawithth Falkirk.

However, FX picked up "The Americans" before "Homeland" made its debut, Mr. Landgraf said.

The Chinese writer Liao Yiwu, whose work was banned in his homeland, makes his first U.S. appearance in New York this month.

Where Homeland makes the implausible irresistible, Kidnap and Ransom does almost the opposite – it renders the possible unbelievable.

This, together with their determination to reëstablish themselves in what some Hazaras regard as their ancestral homeland, makes them effective janissaries for NATO.

Johns, better known in the US than his homeland, made his name in 2008 on American Idol, on the hit US TV singing competition that aired on the Fox network and drew a nightly audience topping 30 million.

Yet, while the academic describes dreaming of Russia "in the way British sailors used to dream of the White Cliffs of Dover", the "non-existence" of the rule of law in his homeland makes his return impossible.

Danticat's tender new book about loss and the unquenchable passion for homeland makes us remember the powerful material from which most fiction is wrought: it comes from childhood, and place.