Sentence examples for indigenous call from inspiring English sources

Soon the party took on a life of its own as the crew began mixing dubstep, moombahton, trap, and whatever else was rattling the low-end of club sounds blended with indigenous call and response chants.

The men who ran the farm, Sameer and his buddies, were Punjabis — that is what the indigenous tribes call them, not acknowledging them as locals.

Despite centuries of coexistence, the First Nations, as Canada's indigenous people call themselves, and other Canadians still live in mutual incomprehension.

Indigenous youth call for defending our forests.

But many indigenous activists call the land returns insufficient.

The indigenous people call it "The Great Shift of the Ages".

Over time, these lakes rejoined the ocean, becoming a salt-water inlet known today as the Gorge waterway, which the indigenous people call "Kosapsom".

The city, home to some 20,000 people of all ethnicities, got its name from the Yellowknife Dené, thus christened for the copper knives they had wielded for centuries, although local indigenous people call it Somba K'e, Where The Money Is.

Early onset and high prevalence of chronic disease among Indigenous Australians call for action on prevention.

Red: Mastrobernardino Taurasi Radici 1999 ($60) Taurasi is a DOCG in Campania, outside Naples; its wines focus on an indigenous grape called Aglianico, and it's often called "the Barolo of the South".

(A text message from my sister, who studies an indigenous language called Sahaptin).