| In the end, the western freedom to plan and execute a global strategy depended on the ability of the Soviet and Chinese forces to hold the main enemies at bay while western air forces bombed the Axis motherlands flat. |
| A society in which many flourish in harmony with their new surroundings, while maintaining bonds with their motherlands. |
| While ancient traditions still dominate, a fresh vitality and creativity are blowing in these churches, both in their motherlands and in the diaspora. |
| First of all, these are the motherlands of 29 Academies of Sciences that are represented by flags on the first page. |
| We Muslims have no nationality, borders or motherlands or homelands or fatherlands or nativity. |
| From all mountains do I look out for fatherlands and motherlands. |
