Sentence examples for native to england from inspiring English sources

F I can't think of anything native to England other than the grey squirrel.

Yew trees, native to England, are so toxic that eating a handful of needles can be deadly.

The Hereford breed, considered to be the first to be developed in England, probably descended from white-faced, red-bodied cattle of Holland crossed with the smaller black Celtics that were native to England and especially to Herefordshire.

Although Gothic architecture seems to have originated in France, in 1140 at the Abbey St.-Denis, the English have long felt that the Gothic style was native to England.

Once a barman's delicacy, both here and abroad, the gin-based liqueur — which takes its name and bittersweet flavor from the infusion of sloe berries, the purplish fruit of a wild shrub native to England — suffered a long, painful decline in the United States, when the import market dried up.

But the schedule – which outlines controls that should be imposed on species in the wild – was never intended to be a proscriptive list of invasive animals, and it includes species, such as the red kite, that were once native to England but had to be reintroduced after their population was wiped out.

a Experiments with differently shaped leaves from plants non-native to England; the shape of the leaves is shown above.

Seventy of the 227 leaves were from the common lime tree (Tilia spec ., a species supposed to be non-native to England (Fig. 1a).

11. pleasant, midtempo ode to england.

The population is almost entirely native to England 94.9 percent of residents are of white British ethnicity, well above the England and Wales average of 80.5 percent.

The population is largely native to England 94.9% of residents are White British, slightly below the Dorset average of 95.5%, and well above the England and Wales average of 80.5%.