Sentence examples for native lives from inspiring English sources

Bay, a British Columbia native, lives with his family in Kirkland, Wash., about 15 minutes from Safeco Field.

POETRY C. K. WILLIAMS "Repair" Mr. Williams, a New Jersey native, lives part of the year in Paris and teaches at Princeton University.

Although indigenous rights are often ignored in the discussion of police brutality, studies have shown that Native Americans are more likely than any other racial group to be killed by law enforcement, prompting some to adopt the rallying cry, "Native lives matter", a reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Ross, a Miami native, lives in nearby Davie.

It means game: wild animals of land and sea, living their native lives, and eating their native diets.

Muccioli, an NYC native, lives in Sunnyside, a largely Latino and Asian neighborhood that shares a border with Long Island City.

"The west end is where the whites who've gone native live," Wells says.

May 11 2012 May 11: The singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier, a New Orleans native, lived a hardscrabble life of halfway houses and rehab centers before opening a Cajun restaurant in Boston.

In retrospect, Twitter may have been better off never acquiring Periscope and instead building its own native live-streaming feature.

Unfortunately, Twitter had only added video uploads at the start of 2015, and its infrastructure might not have been prepared for fully native live-streaming support.

Indeed, the guiding economic principle of the day was Mercantilism, which, in retrospect, rather idiotically valued expending large amounts of resources--and sacrificing even more Native lives--to dig up vast supplies of unproductive precious metals on one side of the world, in order to hold them in vaults on the other side.