Sentence examples for native towns from inspiring English sources

The plinths were marked with the names of the wrongdoers — along with those of their fathers and their native towns.

But more than anything, what distinguished the streets of San Crist? were the indigenous people, who wore the traditional outfits of their native towns.

About half of its million and a half residents came from their native towns and villages sometime in the last quarter century, looking for work in the foreign assembly plants known as maquiladoras.

By 1759 the British had begun to engage in a scorched-earth policy that led to the indiscriminate destruction of native towns, including those of the Cherokee and other British-allied tribes.

It was not until the period of Julius Caesar and Caesar Augustus, however, that full-scale Roman-style foundations (coloniae) were established for the benefit of Roman legionary veterans, some on already-existing native towns (as at Tarraco) and some on sites where there was relatively small-scale habitation previously, as at Emerita Augusta.

Afterwards, their bodies were dispatched to their native towns for burial.

He studied medicine with Dr. Samuel White in his native town.

He received the traditional juristic and literary education in his native town of Tangier.

On October 12 he obtained leave from the Convention and left for his native town.

Renan was educated at the ecclesiastical college in his native town of Tréguier.

From London Diesel was sent to Augsburg, his father's native town, to continue his schooling.