Examples of 'their own village' in a sentence
Meaning of "their own village"
their own village: the place where a group of people live, typically sharing common cultural or social characteristics
How to use "their own village" in a sentence
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their own village
Each lived in their own village.
Their own village with a fence.
Headed back to their own village.
Their own village.
Then they turned back to their own village.
Forming their own village allowed them to have their own police department.
Found themselves in their own village.
Peaceful citizens are categorized, stigmatized and sometimes even marginalized, overnight, in their own village.
Returnees build their own village back in South Sudan.
They are not asking to have a priest in their own village.
Disabled children often grow up as outsiders in their own village or neighborhood.
While the local community forfeit any claims to being treated in their own village.
They live on the hills and have their own village council.
They would lose their jobs if they marched like that through their own village.
So everyone will not get to form their own village.
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Unlike other suburban villages, people here have a special bond with their own village.
Later English colonists adopted the name for their own village in that area.
According to the Ordinance of Labourers, no one is allowed to forsake their own village.
Their world is limited pretty much to their own village.
Swiftly they went home through the forest to their own village.
Few had a chance to see or hear beyond their own village.
Few had the opportunity to see or hear beyond their own village.
Many young people go back to agriculture and build their own village or organization.
They go back and solar-electrify their own village.
The inhabitants fled, but not before burning their own village down.
One of them got sick and died too . but before they reached their own village.
South Vietnamese planes struck the wrong target here today . Their own village.
You know son, these people will always be here, in their own village.
In 1706 the Iroquois allowed about 300 Susquehannock to establish their own village in the Susquehanna Valley.
