Sentence examples for native reserve from inspiring English sources
A network means that some of the young fish that drift out of their native reserve will pitch up in a neighbouring one where they will be safe, rather than popping up in places where they can be caught.
Fortunately, there are no wicked stepmothers or witches, just a gentle tale of how the search for a Christmas tree allows Oother to break through his implied grief and native reserve to show his love for little Pyn.
When Mandela was born at Mvezo, near Umtata, 120 miles north-east of East London, in the native reserve of the Transkei in the Eastern Cape, he was an aristocrat in his small world, even if his first duty, aged five, after the family moved to nearby Qunu, was as a shepherd.
At one point in 2013, Alba, writing on Iron March says, "I grew up in a small military town with a native reserve 10 minutes away"—a description that fits Kentville.
Terri McComber silently stared into the faces of her neighbours and fellow community members who gathered outside of her family's home calling for her expulsion from the native reserve of Kahnawake.
[ 7, 14] Harris [ 15] examined the prevalence of type 2 DM and IGT among residents of a remote Native reserve in Sandy Lake, Ontario.
He laid the template through the native reserves, the pass laws and saying extremely racist things.
Bantustans were rooted in Land Acts promulgated in 1913 and 1936, which defined a number of scattered areas as "native reserves" for blacks.
With the strong support of Afrikaners, Hertzog carried through a racial policy that resulted in greater segregation of whites and blacks, disenfranchisement of the Cape Africans, and the expansion of the native reserves.
A cornerstone of colonial rule and subsequently of apartheid (as well as resentment against both), was a land act passed in 1913 that prevented black people from buying land outside native reserves that made up just 13% of the country.
And if her French diction for the Duparc songs was awkward and unidiomatic, Rachmaninov's Russian set her free to soar gloriously, calling on all her native reserves of expressive intensity.
