Sentence examples for native off from inspiring English sources
EXTRA POINTS The Jets signed wide receiver David Clowney, a Long Island native, off the Green Bay Packers' practice squad.
He was a well-off native of Chicago, a brilliant student at Princeton and Oxford, and then a philosophy professor at New York University.
"I don't feel I'm some non-native person ripping off native tradition," she said.
Lanthimos's film follows the fortunes of one of these employees – the sad-eyed Nurse (Aggeliki Papoulia) – as she goes native, venturing off piste into ever more treacherous terrain.
A terrific Robert Mangold painting and a wall drawing by Sol LeWitt, a Connecticut native, play off nicely Mr. Kahn's signature trapezoidal-shaped poured concrete ceiling, found throughout the building.
Cherished beliefs have helped fuel the perceived superiority of the white man which droves millions of Native Americans off their native land.
The gradual influx of European and American explorers, fortune seekers and settlers into the region eventually led to conflicts that forced many Native Americans off their traditional lands.
Darlene Jackson, 58, a Detroit native laid off from a city job, said, "Now that we've elected a mayor, there's no need for an emergency manager".
The 44-year-old California native faced off against boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard to "name something grandma might do if she caught grandpa smoking marijuana". .
His corpse was then decapitated; the natives carried off his head, which was never recovered by the Spanish.
These gems of schlock cinema feature Natives getting off their knees and kicking white ass all over the West.
