Sentence examples for homelands around from inspiring English sources

According to investigative journalist Mark Dowie, author of Conservation Refugees, "over the past century about 20 million indigenous people have been evicted from native homelands around the world in the interest of conservation".

For two generations, in what we can call the Yitzhak Rabin era, the leaders of Israel and of Palestinians tried, sometimes dysfunctionally and bloodily, to address this wrong and find two homelands around the pre-1967 borders.

However, life among the indigenous Macuxi people is still hard – though there has been one recent cause for hope that the Macuxi will be able to survive in their threatened homelands around Barro, in north Roraima, close to the border with Venezuela.

They once dominated Europe, but disappeared after modern humans emerged from our African homeland around 60,000 years ago.

Homo erectus has long thought to have been the first member of our direct line to leave the African homeland - around 1.9 million years ago.

The Hungarians were forced to leave the Pontic steppes and to cross the Carpathians in search of a new homeland around 895.

Pakistani and British artist Saffa Khan centered her Doodle, titled "Homeland," around being an immigrant, writing a love letter to her first home in Pakistan.

Pakistani and British artist Saffa Khan centered her Doodle, titled "Homeland," around being an immigrant, writing a love letter to her first home in Pakistan. .

-What was happening in their homeland and around the world when they were living?

Q. Initially "Homeland" revolved around the tension between you and Claire Danes's character, but that aspect has cooled off.

Panahi in particular has pushed the boundaries of film-making, not just in his homeland but around the globe.