Sentence examples for some of the native from inspiring English sources

A couple of young Bronx Jews consoling some of the native Jews.

Mr Schultes saw it as his job "to salvage some of the native medico-botanical lore" before it was lost.

The latter, said Toklas/Stein: "Guillaume Apollinaire solemnly approached myself and my friend and asked us to sing some of the native songs of the red indians.

Some of the native peoples resettled on reservations within the area that is now Michigan, while others moved (or were relocated) to western territories.

In 1975, India annexed Sikkim after a referendum was held in which 97percentt of voters supported the union, an event that still stirs feelings of resentment among some of the native Bhutia and Lepcha people.

The speed of this almighty portage was incredible: Russians reached the Pacific in 1639, 166 years before Lewis and Clark in America.Anna Reid, Kiev correspondent of the Daily Telegraph and of this newspaper from 1993-95, sets out to write a history of some of the native Siberians whom the Russians pushed aside along the way.

In the spring of 1888, having recently moved to the town of Arles in the south of France, Vincent van Gogh decided to make portraits of some of the natives.

One hundred ninety-three countries will renegotiate a United Nations treaty called the International Telecommunications Regulations at a year-end summit in Dubai; in the meantime, some of the natives grow restless.

Mr. Booker, who grew up in the suburbs and attended Stanford, Oxford and Yale, has long been tagged as an outsider, so bringing in Mr. Zuckerberg, Mr. Taylor and a new superintendent from New York has further irked some of the natives.

Lost or not, he immediately captured some of the natives he met, writing of the "seven [natives] which I have ordered to be taken and carried to Spain," and further musing that "I could conquer the whole of them with 50 men, and govern them as I pleased".

Some of the Natives, including Joe Warbrick, accused the RFU and the English press of hypocrisy, claiming that they were quick to criticise the New Zealanders for rough play, yet tolerant of similar behaviour from their own players.