Sentence examples for Migratory people from inspiring English sources

We are a migratory people (our ancestors, in the savannahs of East Africa, were forced to move from place to place as the rain moved on) with the brains, the legs, the senses of creatures who were designed never to stay still.

The population in the region overwhelmingly consists of Somali pastoral nomads; a migratory people whose livelihood is primarily based upon rearing livestock.

The constant pressure of migratory peoples on the long, exposed boundaries of Dacia led the emperor Aurelian to withdraw the Roman army and administration in 271 275.

For nearly eight centuries after the withdrawal of the Roman administration and army, Dacia was overrun by a series of migratory peoples.

With Greek and Roman culture in decline, the migratory peoples might have established their own music, but they brought few musical instruments.

They were Semitic-speaking tribes of settled, semi-settled, and fully migratory peoples who drew their name and apparently their identity from what the camel-herding Bedouin pastoralists among them called themselves: ʿarab.

Chaudhuri describes how the old cottages were being torn down and apartment blocks rising instead, and how Hindus and Sindhis - 'a tall, migratory, business people, who brought with them a passion for cars and noisy weddings' - were moving into the area.

Africa has a kind of Wild West feel to it at times loads of unexplored areas and migratory, transitory people.

The period gave way to a much longer period (dated 1041 1405) in which migratory tribal peoples were once again critically important.

As a result, he predicts "huge migratory pressures because people can increase their incomes several-fold if they migrate".

Because our cultural identity has been well defined for thousands of years we cannot bear a migratory wave of people who have nothing to do with us … who, on the contrary, aim to absorb us".