Sentence examples for two homelands from inspiring English sources

Albornoz had to choose between his two homelands.

"But the reality is they have two homelands, Syria and Armenia".

The apartment where Umay's family lives is a fascinating amalgam of two homelands.

He managed to have two homelands and always demonstrated a singular Anglo-Czech style of humour.

"I lost two homelands," he wrote, "but I sought a third: a space for the imagination".

(The French think Thomas Jefferson was dead right when he said that Americans had two homelands, their own and France).

Corruption has also been a problem: two Homeland Security auditors, until recently based in McAllen, were indicted in April on charges that they falsified documents when they were supposed to be investigating a string of cases in which Border Patrol agents had been helping smuggle illegal immigrants and drugs into the United States.

Of the two, "Homeland," a drama about a prisoner of war who may or may not have been turned by his terrorist captors, at least features a few semirealistic characters: Carrie Mathison Claire Daness), a mentally unstable C.I.A. agent, and Nicholas Brody Damian Lewiss), a mentally unstable former P.O.W.

The other two Homeland Security officials who testified highlighted what they described as the limited extent of corruption within the ranks while emphasizing improved relationships among the agencies that police corruption.

There are ten "homelands" for the blacks.

At the core are competing ties to three homelands: the old homeland in Europe, for which a vicarious nostalgia lingers along with the ghosts of the Holocaust; the old-new homeland in Israel to which Jews are theologically and emotionally bound as surely as they are culturally distanced; and their actual homeland in this country, where comfort and its challenges have been unparalleled.