Sentence examples for foreign tribes from inspiring English sources

When the Romans left Britain, foreign tribes crashed in and created a new society from an unruly amalgam of Celtic, German, Danish and French intruders – and much else besides.

What starts with the protagonists building a sandcastle, ever-so-slowly escalates to an odyssey that involves shifting geography, dangerous beasts (snakes and giant cats, oh my!), and foreign tribes.

There will thrive misdemeanors and crimes of all kinds, less in the masses of the nation than in the dregs of the foreign tribe in general, which is formed next to the real people by the force of circumstances and habits accumulated for centuries.

Mercenaries eventually comprised much of the capital guard, while foreign nomadic tribes were often employed to guard the frontiers.

I think the idea about water marketing is an Anglo concept that's totally foreign to the tribes".

The most contentious discussions in both houses were about a quota for the promotion of government workers from the lower castes and tribes, foreign direct investment in the multibrand retail sector, Wal-Mart's alleged lobbying activities in India and the gang rape of a medical student in Delhi.

You can be sure that Pakistan's Tribal Territories, which play host to jihadis directed both at Afghanistan and India, also suffer from myriad internal divisions between feudal tribes, foreign combatants, Islamic doctrines and much else.

More and more, those tribes and foreign networks have overlapping operations and agendas.

The state has never been strong and its authority has depended on the backing of tribes and foreign allies.

He said he expected Barack Obama to understand that the Pashtun tribes, fighting foreign occupiers of their land, would never be vanquished.

The latter are defined by hawkish views on taxes and foreign policy.The Tory tribes are particularly vivid and noisy these days.