Sentence examples for floating tribe from inspiring English sources
Ged's skin is copper-brown, "like most Gontishmen"; his friend Vetch would pass as a sub-Saharan African; and in the third book of Earthsea, The Farthest Shore, Ged will owe his life to a "floating tribe" of raft people in the Southern Reach whose Polynesian-inflected folkways match their complexions.
It reminded me of how I used to think of the fashion tribe, floating from city to city.
Travelling over the planet, meanwhile, with its vast oceans, lost cities, floating castles and tribes of people slowly reverting to barbarism and religion as they lose their grasp on the knowledge of their ancestors, is a visual and imaginative feast.
Think ancient tribes, floating islands, and singalongs on a reed boat.
Krishna Krishnamurthy While travelling in Peru with a small group, we took a trip out on Lake Titicaca and stopped at the amazing floating islands, which are made of reeds and are home to the Uros tribe.
Thus the floating islands.
Floating sound and harmony.
