Sentence examples for request for native from inspiring English sources
One recent Sunday Mr. Pollack, in jeans, a white T-shirt and sneakers, hurried up and down the terraced aisles of the General Assembly chamber, firing off directions to the 600 extras in dark business suits and colorful robes and headdresses in keeping with the wardrobe department's request for "native dress".
To the Editor: In response to Richard Epro's request for restaurants offering native cuisine in "Dining in Prague" (Letters on Travel, March 30): By far the best traditional Czech meal that we experienced while recently visiting Prague was at the Blue Duck Restaurant (U Modre Kachnicky).
The actual skull that inspired both the story and the movie is said to be that of a black slave whose request for burial in his native country was denied following his death and was subsequently followed by strange occurrences and unexplainable shrieking noises that emanated from the wooden box in which the skull was kept.
For example, in a study on the intonation of tag questions in English, Ramírez and Romero (2005) have shown that Spanish speakers of English use rises at the end of the question tag for confirmation request, whereas native English speakers will use falls; these patterns were thus analysed as resulting from a phonological transfer.
If your Thirteen Colonies are still under your protection, you can request for their assistance in conquering Native American tribes.
The lack of ID papers is not just a problem for native Argentinians but for immigrants: 30% of the requests for advice from Microjusticia Argentina come from undocumented migrants from Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru.
Kwee Tek Hoay considered it too difficult for native troupes and, when one such troupe, the Union Dalia Opera, requested permission to perform it, he instead wrote a new story for them.
That skepticism is compounded for native Hawaiians.
Patterns were similar for native species.
A native New Yorker, born in Hell's Kitchen, Mr. Sands suspected what was coming -- a request for a dollar or two.
