Sentence examples for made of indigenous from inspiring English sources

The base of the bar is made of indigenous materials like black inkstone.

In Ethiopia, the houses Charlotte built were made of an indigenous mud called Chika.

Moreover, President Hugo Chávez has made empowerment of indigenous groups a pillar of his 12-year rule.

An inner circle around one large fire was made up of indigenous spiritual guides, photographers and a few spectators.

Money is not given directly to the Ecuadorean government but is held in trust funds and administered by the UN Development Programme working with a board made up of indigenous peoples, local communities, academics and others.

Last year Australia's squad was made up of indigenous players only and, in the history of the series, they have rarely fielded their strongest possible line-up.

95.95% of the women in the study were mestizos (n = 166) and the remaining percentage (4.05%) was made up of indigenous, white and black women.

The earliest European explorers seeking a northwest passage to Asia did not know what to make of the indigenous inhabitants they encountered in what is now Canada.

Promises of prosperity and easy money are eerily familiar and reminiscent of those made to indigenous peoples in the mid-nineteenth century when President Thomas Jefferson desperately sought American domination in the fur trade.

The poetically named Lacryma Christi (Tears of Christ) is made of the piedirosso grape, indigenous to the volcanic soils near Vesuvio.

The white is even more unusual, made of obaideh and merwah, ancient indigenous grapes.