Sentence examples for indigenous games from inspiring English sources

Indigenous games of the "touch-and-run" type, however, remain among the favourites of children and youths.

The first World Indigenous Games has closed in a spectacular closing ceremony, after nine days of sporting competitions between indigenous peoples from around the world.

The Indigenous Games has previously only included groups from Brazil, so 2015 is the first year that participants from other nations have taken part.

However, protests and opposition from Brazil's indigenous population cast a shadow over the event - they accused the government of hypocrisy, accusing them of heaping attention and money on the Indigenous Games while ignoring problems faced by Brazil's own native people.

During his remarks made at the opening of the Indigenous Games in Polokwane, Mbalula said: "Mr Heyneke Meyer and your team: please represent South Africa and make us proud.

However, eagle densities in areas stocked with indigenous game were significantly higher than in areas supporting only domestic stock (nearest neighbour distances, 7 km vs. 12 km, p= 0.025).

While the bump is a touchstone from another era, it is still considered an integral part of our indigenous game, albeit one that is not as brutal and sporadically violent as its glorified past.

One evening, they'd all played an indigenous game called the Musha 500.

This study, while reporting on an indigenous game provides novel and relevant findings for the wider sports medicine community, since hurling is represented in sporting populations outside of the country of origin.

European settlers found only three indigenous big-game animals: the jaguar of Brazil and Paraguay, the spectacled bear of the high Andes, and the puma.

During the 2012 London Olympic Summer Games, Indigenous boxer and member of the Australian national team Damien Hooper was nearly disqualified from Olympic competition for entering the ring wearing a shirt inscribed with the Aboriginal flag of Australia.