Sentence examples for indigenous life from inspiring English sources

Look out, too, for Emily Carr's works reflecting indigenous life.

Here, you begin to gain some insight into indigenous life and culture.

Besides its thin, arid atmospheres and extreme cold environment, it offers an austere, remote medical environment, where all water is frozen and there are no indigenous life forms.

He describes how, to his great alarm, the algae started to spread, slowly but inexorably, choking off all indigenous life in its path.

In part, that's because he describes New York as a Grand Hotel or a college campus for grown-ups or a planet with no indigenous life forms.

Tau Ceti has many planets, around one of which is a moon with good levels of oxygen and no indigenous life: a perfect blank slate for new colonists.

It was inhospitable terrain: flat, arid and lacking in indigenous plant life or useful materials like stone, metals and wood.

These underwater discovery trails careen through turquoise waters, as snorkelers follow a pathway of buoys posted with information about indigenous sea life.

After Hurricane Rita hit McIlhenny's facilities hard, the company began building water management infrastructure, restoring indigenous plant life and taking other measures to protect its land.

Clarity takes the place of the stereotypical distortions and ingrained stigma that too often attend mainstream media depictions of Indigenous urban life.

11 p.m. 9. LOCAL SOUNDS For a taste of Dubrovnik's indigenous night life, descend precipitous stone steps into a sunken former quarantine barracks along the coast just east of the main port.