native land

But the courage with which he worked in his Ebola-stricken native land is inarguable.

And considering the ugliness rising in his native land, Forgács must be seen as a political artist, whether he likes it or not.

Guilavogui allowed that there was reason to be afraid back in his native land.

His spiritual home is no doubt in Russia; his native land is the Irish Free State; but he lives in comfortable England.

In the mean time, Saleh looks to gearing up for a dramatic return to his native land.

She did not live to carry out her intention of returning to her own native land, Virginia, but died at Gravesend in 1617.

The fact that I am practically an exile from my native land shows where my sympathies lie.

This appears now to be the only remaining question—the means of successful elevation in this our own native land?

People continue to live in such villages because the average Englishman has a great aversion to leaving his native land.

As soon as William had prorogued the Houses, he was impatient to be again in his native land.