fatherland造句

Everything belongs to the fatherland when the fatherland is in danger. --John Webster

Jack: No, he immigrated to Switzerland from his fatherland, German.

The wheat's and corns grow But the fatherland is no more

the power that lies in the conjuncture of faith and fatherland(bConor Cruise O'Brien)

He plucked the rose and placed it in a book, and carried it away into a distant part of the world, his fatherland.

From a cultural point of view, they are in some ways indistinguishable (Poland's best known poem starts, "Lithuania, o my fatherland").

However, the word patria also implies a very strong moral and political pathos in Machiavelli's vocabulary, even if translating the word as' fatherland 'conjures up rather sinister connotations.

"I consider Paraguay my second fatherland," Brazil's most notorious drug Lord, Fernandinho Beir-Mar, told Figueredo in a 2003 phone interview while he was on the run from police.

The rabbi, Dov Kofman, an affable man who walks with a cane, says when the ceremony is over: "I love Israel, my son is now there serving in the army, but this is my fatherland."