Sentence examples for natives that from inspiring English sources

"If we get a rain, these grasses will all turn green," said Lars Stanley, 59, an architect and metal artist, standing on a roof planted with natives that covers the studio he built in East Austin with his wife, Lauren Woodward Stanley, 45, an architect.

Over the summer, he went to the Gulf Coast of Florida to hunt spiny black-tailed iguanas, Central American natives that were imported as pets and have wreaked havoc on burrowing owls, gopher tortoises and other important species on Gasparilla Island.

As they report today in The Journal of Experimental Biology, scientists took x-ray movies of monk parakeets, Myiopsitta monachus, South American natives that can be trained to speak but aren't star talkers.

Starting point of the analysis is the raw differential Δ Dif ATT in treatment effects between immigrants and natives, that can be obtained by subtraction of the estimated treatment effect for native Germans from the estimated treatment effect for immigrants: Δ Dif ATT = Δ M = 1 ATT - Δ M = 0 ATT, (3).

Non Natives that come to our shows, we need to talk.

Hergé sought to demystify the "cruel savage" stereotype of the Natives that had been widely perpetuated in western films.

Invasive species are those non-natives that grow rapidly, outcompete native species, proliferate, persist, and can eventually destroy the biological diversity of an area.

There are all sorts of non-natives that are much loved too – cotoneaster, Oregon grape, cultivated honeysuckle berries and seedheads from far-flung perennials.

FRINGE TREE -- (Chionanthus virginicus), or Old Man's Beard, is a Southeastern native that can thrive as far north as Boston.

New Zealand tree fern Another New Zealand native that's now a fixture in every trendy urban backyard is Dicksonia antarctica.

All these problems are compounded when dealing with speech of non-natives that are still in the process of learning the language.