Sentence examples for native looking from inspiring English sources

Salih Ali, a Newark native looking for work, said that Mr. James had helped bring Newark back after the riots of the 1960s and that it was his power, more than his offenses, that brought him down.

What might "becoming established as if native" look like on the Upper West Side of New York?

Fernandez, an Argentine native, looked stuck on the right wing as the seconds ticked away.

With his erect posture, two silver hoop earrings and wavy brown hair combed straight back, the 5 foot 10 inch, 150-pound Manhattan native looks like, well, a world-class fencer.

WHAT: The South Carolina native looked happy as she waited outside with her color-coordinated luggage.

WHAT: The Tampa native looked cute as a button arriving at the after-party for the premiere of "Four Stories" at the W Hotel this week.

The Nashville native looked more like a country boy heading out his backdoor to do a little fishing than he did a man about to play his first match at Roland Garros.

The 18-year-old Illinois native looked at first like a slightly grown-up take on Season 2's RaeLynn, which, is not a good thing in our eyes.

"Awards contenders and strategists are like primitive natives, looking for omens of whether the gods are angry or happy," wrote Tim Gray, Variety's awards editor.

The inner-zone dwellers look down on the suburbs; the born-and-bred natives look down on newcomers.

"This book contains imagery and words of hideous racial prejudice, where the 'savage natives' look like monkeys and talk like imbeciles," a spokeswoman said.