Sentence examples for mix of aboriginal from inspiring English sources

Bangarra, Australia's leading indigenous dance company, makes its New York debut with a typical mix of aboriginal and Torre Strait Islander dance with contemporary movement in Stephen Page's "Corroboree," which takes its name from the sacred song and dance gatherings of indigenous Australians.

It has become, over the years, a kind of art gallery, an eclectic mix of mostly Aboriginal pieces on display.

From 1910 to 1970 mixed-race children - mostly of Aboriginal mothers and European fathers - were taken to orphanages, church missions or foster homes to be raised separately from their families and their culture.

Six areas across Queensland were chosen for their high number of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander births and to reflect a mix of urban, regional and remote dwelling women.

The late Gordon Bennett's Notes to Basquiat (Primal) (2002) mixes quotations of the work of American painter Jean-Michel Basquiat with the palette of Aboriginal painting and images of 9/11.

Therefore, OH strives to employ combination of predominantly local Aboriginal staff with a mix of lived experience and formal qualifications.

He was an Aboriginal Australian, with a mix of Jamaican and American heritage.

And that is not the fault of Aboriginal people.

And the liberty of Aboriginal people is the first casualty.

"Our biggest goal is to gain recognition of Aboriginal sovereignty".

Hundreds of aboriginal skeletons are still stored in American museums.