Sentence examples for a clan from from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacLeod's novel "No Great Mischief" tells about a clan from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

Malnutrition, disease and exposure to central Queensland winters took their toll on a clan from the tropics.

He joined a clan from western Mexico, the Beltrán-Leyva brothers, who were associates of the powerful Sinaloa cartel, led by Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo.

It is from south India: the controlling family are Chettiars, a clan from a group of villages in Tamil Nadu, who in colonial times became financiers in South-East Asia, particularly Burma (now Myanmar).

Wilson said that Yanukovych, who was elected in 2010 and faces parliamentary polls later this year, was part of a clan from Donbas, a Russian-speaking industrial part of eastern Ukraine.

To give readers a concrete example of the Camorra's penetration, he turned to somewhere less exotic - Aberdeen - and the investments of a clan from Mondragone, a coastal town north of Naples.

Clan politics are yet another minefield, and Sheik Sharif's first order of business is picking a new prime minister, presumably from a clan different from his own, the Hawiye.

His following came not from the cultivation of a club or a clan but from the allure of the ideas he put forth.

As South Africa prepared to say goodbye to the 94-yea-old, a clan elder from his home area in Eastern Cape who had visited the Nobel Peace laureate said he was on life support.

May 17 2010 May 17: Mumford & Sons, a folkish clan from London with a sprawling sound.

Ideologically close to the Muslim Brotherhood, with a highly motivated support network led by a northern clan from the same tribe as Mr Saleh, Islah used to be allied to the president.