Sentence examples for present homeland from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, she came back to present "Homeland" with the award for best drama.

Like most modern migrants, the characters in these eight stories inhabit both past and present, homeland and new land.

In 1350 59 he composed a legal text, which was a codification of the traditional law of the Tai state of Nanchao that had ruled in Southwest China from the 7th to the 13th century ad, before the Tai people migrated south to their present homeland.

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Ms. Anderson was presenting "Homeland," her latest words-and-music opus, a version of which Nonesuch will release next year.

He presents his homeland honestly, in all its rare derangement and beauty, its people at fearsome play among the ruins of its rightly shattered dreams.

The winners will be announced at a ceremony, presented by Homeland star Damian Lewis, at the Savoy Hotel in London on 17 November.

The report is set to be presented to Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly within the next few days, who will then likely move forward with requesting the necessary construction funds from Congress this spring.

Moreover, he saw in the triumphant struggles of the mujahideen in Afghanistan a portent of a worldwide Islamic revival – in the jahili Muslim lands of the present; in his homeland, Palestine, and all other Muslim lands that had been conquered by the Crusaders; eventually across the entire globe.

"We know that the spirit of our ancestors continues to be present in our homeland, and they are probably as happy as we are to know that the spirit of Denali does not have to live under the shroud of Mt. McKinley anymore".

In his final, unfinished, three-volume work, L'Identité de la France (1986; The Identity of France), he applied the geohistorical method to his homeland, presenting a history that favoured the physical mutations of its diverse regions over the unruly lives and thoughts of their inhabitants.