Sentence examples for caravan who from inspiring English sources

He named his first caravan "Who Cares?" after a phrase from a song by Peter Dawson, a star in the early recording era.

Gov. Christie called the troopers' escort a "dumb thing to do" and mocked one of the participants of the caravan, who, whooping it up in a YouTube video during the drive, described it as "the highlight of my life".

She is one of 11 women in the caravan who lodged a complaint about forced disappearance with the Mexican Attorney General's office.

Several thousand members of the caravan who have already arrived in the border city of Tijuana are in a state of limbo as they await their fate in makeshift migrant shelters.

Those members of the caravan who have been allowed to enter and express a fear of being sent back where they came from are detained and interviewed by an officer from USCIS, who judges whether their claim is credible.

Trump also said that "like any other person with a heart," she was devastated by the images of the border patrol using tear gas, but followed up with the seemingly heartless assertion that "there are people in the caravan who are not so innocent" and her father "has to protect our country's security".

But it is the Germans trekking southward in their caravans who enjoy some of the longest vacations in Europe.

Noah Burton was a skilled restorer of antique cars and caravans who lived with his wife and family on a stud farm in the Midlands.

Yet the Nuba are routinely bombed by Sudan's government, starved off their farms and cleansed of their unique identity as descendants of escapees from Arab slave caravans who live as if the modern world had not yet come.

When he speaks of his time in Lourdes, Mr. Nielsen often invokes the word "humble" — whether he was talking about the sick who prayed for others, or the Gypsy caravans who descend upon the town each year to sell their goods and to worship.

Gospel music icons such as Inez Andrews, Shirley Caesar, James Cleveland, Bessie Griffin and Dorothy Norwood established their careers in the Caravans, who achieved wide fame in the late 1950s, headlining at Carnegie Hall and other high-profile venues.