Sentence examples for native places from inspiring English sources

The children of these two men, Obama's parents, one generation removed from their native places, were freer than their fathers.

Both are the native places for some of the world's best music jazz in New Orleans; tropicalismo, afoxé and caribé in Salvador.

I hope this series will inspire you to seek out nature in New York City and observe spring in the native places where you live.

I hope this series creates a narrative of a phenomenon we frequently overlook in our daily lives and helps cultivate an intimacy with native places in New York City.

Mass immigration had, Powell claimed, led to the native British seeing their towns "changed, their native places turned into foreign lands, and themselves displaced as if by a systematic colonisation".

Of a little-known artist of the 18th century, Thomas Kerrich, a sketcher of skies and moons, Davidson writes: "The imitation of the long-admired Claudian afternoon light, or of the curt, purple twilights of the south have ended, to be replaced by a depiction … based on observation rather than idealisation … of northern native places".

This is how the Erlichs left their native place.

"Native place" was the principle used to organize the huiguan (native-place associations) that spread throughout Qing market centres.

Longing, I have seen you in the water Flare like a bluefish in your native place.

Hardy prided himself on his accuracy as a historian of his native place.

"Only when the blood of the native son flows back to his native place will it stop boiling," went one of them.