Sentence examples for the native that from inspiring English sources

Soon successful enough to devote himself to writing full time, Hardy was so shaken by the negative response to "The Return of the Native" that in 1880, at the age of 40, he suffered an unnamed illness — a midlife crisis, according to Pite — that precipitated his move back to Dorchester, not far from his family's home.

All he had to hear during the day were the "barbarous" languages of the natives (that is, Syriac and Arabic).

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

By November the army arrived at the coast of Paraná near Apipé island, and there Belgrano took measures to benefit the natives that were living in missions.

What JT finds hard to believe about the Peruvian native torture story is that Ex-Coach never went back "with a.30-.30 Winchestor" to massacre the natives that tortured him.

According to the Delaware native, that didn't happen quite as anticipated. .

If you're going to restore, you're going to put back what was there, and that would mean the native communities that were there".

This excellent FS suggests that the native proteins that were soluble in the continuous phase (water) were very surface-active in microalgae proteins (Kaur and Singh 2007).

The result is a generation of trees that barely resemble the native forests that once blanketed the country.

Part of that spirit comes from the pace, the native excitement that is the barreller-poet's birthright.

Q: Were the Native Americans that were on the reservation that you went to accepting of the film?