Sentences with phrase «left my homeland not»

Not long before that, I had relocated to Buenos Aires and left my homeland not knowing how to cook.

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That's the problem... Jews were kicked out of their homeland, and the Arabs took it over, after WWII, the Europeans, not rightly, demanded the Arabs leave, and give it up to the rightful owners, Jews.

You don't see the nine year old girls given in marriage, children with disabilities locked in basements, women not allowed to leave the house, girls sent back to their homeland to be killed (honor killing), men with one family in Dearborn and another family in Yemen, the Imam who harasses children at lunch time telling them not to eat their free lunch because it isn't Halal, etc., etc..

With Palmeiras and a return to his homeland not an option, that still leaves the possibility of a switch to Old Trafford on the table as per speculation, and given his limited role under Antonio Conte so far this season, it could become a more attractive proposition as the season goes on.

A return to his homeland has been mooted, but the 29 - year - old's representative claims his client is not looking to leave England just yet.

Authorities in Bangladesh said that alleged Port Authority bomber Akayed Ullah was not on the country's terror list, and they are not sure when he left his homeland.

Holder won't be leaving until at least the fall, and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano's name has frequently been floated as a likely front - runner, the source noted, meaning that Bharara might need to bide his time for at least a couple of years until, perhaps the next mayoral race.

In December, however, the 109th Congress left town for the last time, having passed two appropriations bills — for the Departments of Defense and Homeland Security — but not the 9 other bills needed to fund the rest of the government for the 2007.

Culture shock and loneliness plague Eilis when she leaves Ireland for America in the 1950s, but when her new homeland really does present new opportunities, represented not just by her new Italian - American boyfriend Tony (Emory Cohen) but also by the accounting classes she takes at night (where she is the only woman), she begins to embrace her little corner of Brooklyn.

Reluctantly, Jack agrees, but finds his beloved homeland is not the same country it was when he left.

@littleadv - Anyone leaving the country because they do not want to be subjected to the government is likely to find that the grass is not greener is more traumatic than leaving your homeland.

Good examples of the Akita were jealously guarded and it was not until after World War II that any appreciable number left their homeland.

Safe to say this is one Splatfest that's not going to leave its homeland!