Sentence examples for indigenous war from inspiring English sources

Others nominate the Carlton match in May when Goodes performed his Indigenous war dance that involves a spear-throwing gesture.

The tipping point for a fatigued Goodes came after he had again been subjected to abuse during a game against West Coast, during which team-mate Lewis Jetta showed his support by performing an Indigenous war dance.

The row came to a head last weekend when Goodes's Sydney Swans team-mate, Lewis Jetta, celebrated a fourth-quarter goal with the Indigenous war cry dance, throwing an imaginary spear at the crowd in response to the booing.

While most of the extremists who train in Al Qaeda camps eventually return home to fight their own indigenous wars, the flow of radicals through the camps has helped the group scout for willing recruits and has also helped Mr. bin Laden forge alliances across the spectrum of Islamic terrorism.

Meanwhile, the only monument to Indigenous frontier war resistance in Canberra stands inside the National Gallery of Australia in the form of 200 hollow log coffins – beautiful art to some, but for many Indigenous Australians it's a revered piece of spiritually significant commemorative architecture.

New Zealand's Maori Haka vs an Indigenous Australian war dance.

An anti-terror law is inflaming tensions in Chile's indigenous turf war.

An Anti-Terror Law Is Inflaming Tensions in Chile's Indigenous Turf War.

Their royal highnesses were to place poppies beside the names of two Indigenous second world war veterans, Private Maitland Madge, who also served in the first world war, and Corporal Charles Harry Orme.

For those students who experience the Indigenous history of war, "pride in the kids comes out".

In any civil war, indigenous forces rely on the local population, which gives them money, food, shelter, intelligence and recruits.