Sentence examples for homeland spread from inspiring English sources
In the Sami's homeland, spread across northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia, the notion of time is untethered from the cycles of the sun and is yoked instead to something far more important: the movement of the reindeer.
Most palaeontologists believe Neanderthals were overrun by genetically distinct modern humans when we emerged from our African homeland and spread round the world.
In short: Congress dreamed up the equal shares for the states; the Bush administration chose the population formula that Congress later adopted; and Homeland Security spread the danger formula paper thin.
A fear that "China money" is buying up the Japanese homeland is spreading across this nation, fanned by news reports and a general anxiety over Tokyo's fading economic prowess and an increasingly hostile wealthy neighbor.
The administration has further irritated Congress by asking for nearly $38 billion for homeland security programs, spread out among scores of agencies, with no coherent explanation of its priorities.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — When Jean-Claude Duvalier suddenly emerged from exile last weekend, saying he was here "to help" his devastated homeland, fears immediately spread across the country that the former dictator had come to stake a new claim to power.
By the middle of the Cretaceous, something caused them to spill out of their homeland and rapidly spread across the world.
The common purpose of "protecting" the U.S. "homeland" from the spread of communism in the hemisphere was why Reagan said he believed Montt had gotten a "bum rap" after international bodies, including Amnesty International and the United Nations, condemned his abysmal human rights record.
Another point to make is that apocalypse has been avoided in the homeland, but it has spread to Bali, Madrid, London and Mumbai.
Fortunately for the rest of humanity, only type M has spread from its homeland.
Since Allkpop.com launched in 2007, Han has seen a consistent growth in its European readership, reflecting K-pop's spread from its homeland.
