Sentence examples for The societies from inspiring English sources
noun
A long-standing group of people sharing cultural aspects such as language, dress, norms of behavior and artistic forms.
- This society has been known for centuries for its colorful clothing and tight-knit family structure.
The societies exhibited three different patterns of settlement.
The societies targeted are expected to discuss this at their meeting.
The societies advanced £30.7m over the year, up 30% on the previous year.
The societies include doctors in Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, New Jersey and South Carolina.
The Societies and their allegedly hard-headed scientist members, were leaseless and rent-free.
The societies' roles include organising prayer rooms and Friday sermons, and securing halal food.
The societies that City Ballet and American Realness offer in performances, however, are diametrically opposed.
The societies recently bought two replica cannons for the fort.
Prisons are a reflection of the societies they serve.
Laws both reflect and shape the societies that create them.
It damages customers, shareholders, employees and, ultimately, the societies in which we live.
