Jamaican

With the help of a Jamaican migrant worker, he returns to his homeland to find his father.

I auditioned for it, and the part was to be African or Jamaican.

Where I served people looked forward to the Jamaican beef patties, fried chicken legs and hamburgers.

Yeager took the photo while balancing on a raft in a muddy Jamaican swamp.

She was still an inspired cook of cuisines ranging from Jamaican to Mexican.

One bird (Mimus hillii), two fishes and four mollusca, three being Jamaican, were named after Hill.

The capataz of the batey gang, a tall flushed Jamaican negro, passed on a cantering white pony.

Soon he detected the figure of the Jamaican in the gloom ahead, and followed it, keeping out of earshot.

Numerous entries regarding Jamaican affairs are to be found in the records of the Council of State during this period.

My guests are always welcome at these entertainments; there you will meet our Jamaican society.