Sentence examples for their native counties from inspiring English sources

The edict also allowed peasants to return to their native counties at any time.

Legislation dating back to the reign of King Henry II – preventing removal of debtors' goods from beyond their native county – will shortly disappear from the UK's lawbooks.

The following year, 1966, saw two more Watersons albums released on Topic, including A Yorkshire Garland, featuring songs from their native county.

Not Your Typical 'Nutcracker' The sitcom writers Billy Van Zandt and Jane Milmore return from Los Angeles to their native Monmouth County this week with their play "A Night at the Nutcracker" at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft.

An often abrasive and divisive character who went on to coach his native county to their first All Ireland success for 16 years in one of the most thrilling All Ireland finals of all time, against Cork in 2013, he attributes his occasional touchline meltdowns to an intolerance of the kind of bullies he has previously admitted made his schooldays a misery during his early teens.

And Gardner believes his native county can win.

Ms Heath's articles have often reawakened my appreciation of my native county.

The island was discovered in 1819 by Sir William Parry, who named it for his native county in England.

In 1955, he married Susan Banwell and returned to his native county as professor of history at Leeds University.

He was elected to the Legislative Assembly of the then-united province of Canada in 1857 and continued to represent his native county, Argenteuil, until 1887, except during 1874 80.

But I am Cornish, so it's good to know that my native county finally has the monopoly on the denomination of our regional dish.