Sentence examples for native from the from inspiring English sources

It belongs to the Hamamelis vernalis species, a native from the Ozarks that blooms in winter.

Today, however, he's jostled as if he were a native from the stands, high-fiving every member of staff and contractor he runs into.

Michelle Brooks Thompson, a Massachusetts native from the Voice TV show, sang Respect on the infield dirt then Jeter shook hands and hugged her.

Pistacia vera (pistachio nut) is a temperate tree, native from the Mediterranean to Afghanistan but now also cultivated in North America for its edible seeds.

Lendl says it is no coincidence that both he and another dominant Czech native from the mid-1980's, the 2000 inductee Martina Navratilova, spent their formative years in a Communist land.

The most vocal was his own vice-president, João Bernardo "Nino" Vieira, a "native" from the mainland who articulated anti-Cape Verdian mestiço feelings, and deposed Cabral in a coup in November 1980.

Meanwhile, an influx of white men and modernity has estranged the natives from the land and the traditions that enabled them to survive there.

Meanwhile, an influx of white men — and modernity — has estranged the natives from the land and the traditions that enabled them to survive there.

Officially a mission, this "tropical gulag" was one of around 20 set up in Queensland to "protect the natives from the violence of the frontier" and bring "light to the darkness" of their lives.

A car slowed through the intersection, and from the crowded back seat a man hollered: "ARE YOU GUERRILLAS?" — enunciating each word as if he were shouting to natives from the bow of his galleon.

In the pre-dawn cold last Wednesday a group of fishermen, merchants and natives from the Alaska village of Cordova waited to get a seat for the day's proceedings.