Sentence examples for bellicose tribes from inspiring English sources
After all, anthropologists themselves are one of the most bellicose tribes on earth.
Eliminating him may be hard; with the backing of his bellicose tribe, in remote terrain, Mr Mehsud is a more formidable militant than those in Swat.
The Americans placed a $5m dollar bounty on him, but his position appeared relatively secure, as he was backed by a bellicose tribe in remote terrain.
Mr. Hardy's Max, haunted and feral, is captured and enslaved by a bellicose desert tribe, led again by Hugh Keays-Byrne, the baddie from the original film, before meeting up with Furiosa, a renegade on a mission played by Charlize Theron.
And, historians say, Colonel Qaddafi has often sought to capitalize on the bellicose culture of many tribes, including supplying arms to Sahara tribes to fight others across the border in Chad or, more recently, arming the tribes of the central coast to fight against the eastern rebels.
It was built on land owned by the Hualapai Indians, who had great hopes that, along with bellicose helicopter rides into the canyon and quaint displays of folk culture, the Skywalk would guarantee the tribe a rosy economic future.
Girlfriend has turned bellicose.
Bellicose images felt wrong.
Without an army like bellicose lions.
