Sentence examples for band tribe from inspiring English sources

Chief, political leader of a social group, such as a band, tribe, or confederacy of tribes.

The roughly 5,000 spots available in Mr. Ackin's band, Tribe, sell out every year almost as fast as they go on sale.

Anya designs costumes for a section (her own) in the most popular mas band, TRIBE, in Trinidad & Tobago.

Previously, most behavior involving moral content pertained only to members of our own band, tribe or ethnic group.

Schmidt hired Eric Brosius and Terri Brosius, then-members of the band Tribe, to compose the game's music, which was called "orchestrally flavored" by the Boston Herald.

With a truly world-spanning pot of influences from the Caribbean through to the Middle East, and even Roma wedding bands, it's the unmistakably geordie attitude of the Baghdaddies that ensures they stand out from the jam-band tribe.

The Return depicts a loosely banded tribe of people who move between Idaho, Nevada, California, and Oregon.

The Return depicts a loosely banded tribe of people living nomadically throughout the western states of Idaho, Nevada, California and Oregon.

One of the leading Trini Carnival Mas bands, Tribe, hostd a sweet mix of beauty and bacchanal with women in fab and flashy costumes wining (the Caribbean version of twerking) and getting on bad.

Elman Rogers Service, (born May 18 , 1915 Tecumseh, Mich., U.S. died Nov. 14, 1996, Santa Barbara, Calif.), American anthropological theorist of cultural evolution and formulator of the nomenclature now in standard use to categorize primitive societies as bands, tribes, chiefdoms, and states.

May 18 , 1915Tecumseh, Michigan November 14 , 1996Santa Barbara, California Elman Rogers Service, (born May 18 , 1915 Tecumseh, Mich., U.S. died Nov. 14, 1996, Santa Barbara, Calif.), American anthropological theorist of cultural evolution and formulator of the nomenclature now in standard use to categorize primitive societies as bands, tribes, chiefdoms, and states.