Sentence examples for make homegrown from inspiring English sources

She said that she worried that smoking opponents and the Bloomberg administration, which pushed to ban smoking in restaurants and bars, would make homegrown tobacco their next target.

Let's face it: American audiences have become more resistant to reading subtitles, while American independents have learned from foreign film classics to make homegrown art movies.

Still, this sort of stereotyping won't go away, and it's among the factors that could make homegrown terrorism a slowly growing epidemic.

Even Jaanvi is running from something: her father, who as Bollywood luck would have it, is the main villain, a gun importer with dreams of using traditional Indian know-how to make homegrown arms.

Filmmakers estimate they'll need 100 Pakistani screens to make homegrown films a commercial success.

Yet a series of pre-school hits, such as BBC's Charlie and Lola and Five's Peppa Pig, has heralded a strong return to making homegrown children's shows.

When I was around the age of 12, I started writing my own material, making homegrown music videos to slap up on YouTube.

A lineup with Nieuwenhuis as a starter would make for homegrown players in seven of the eight positions.

"We will make sure homegrown talent nurtured in the 'West Ham way' will always be given the chance to complement established players brought in from elsewhere".

"I'm kind of perplexed that Fox isn't more [enthusiastic]... You've got an actual action franchise that's your own... Why not make a homegrown franchise that is excellent, and that has proven to be excellent and interesting?

New Balance told BuzzFeed Wednesday that the stance didn't apply to widespread policies but to Trump's dim view of the controversial TPP deal, which New Balance believes would make their homegrown businesses harder.