Sentence examples for but the tribe from inspiring English sources

But the tribe will not give up without a fight.

But the tribe of Alton was going to go shrimping.

But the tribe has no jurisdiction over Whiteclay because it is just outside the reservation boundary.

"There's no telling what a casino might do, but the tribe is very sensitive to that".

But the tribe sacrifices her: her body is roped to several saplings and, implicitly, ripped apart.

But the tribe is already in a legal fix of its own.

"But the tribes are collapsing and need to modernise".

The numbers of demes in a tribe could and did vary greatly, but the tribes were kept roughly equal in population as far as one can see.

Much of the 690,000 acres is national forest, but the tribes retain hunting, fishing and water rights.

But the tribes are mostly free to decide such matters among themselves, which they do, remarkably harmoniously, through jirgas and riwaj tribal customary law.

Early explorers had collected these wonderful creatures, killing them with the reverberations of shotgun fire, but the tribes, Zalemaku explained, would never do anything like that.