Sentence examples for groups of tribes from inspiring English sources
Several villages or hamlets formed a tribe, and groups of tribes sometimes organized into powerful confederacies.
Two large groups of tribes in the middle Caucasus then acknowledged their subjection to the Russians, the Ossetes in 1802 and the Lezgians in 1803.
Among the usual stellar attractions will be the flamboyant Mardi Gras Indians, neighborhood groups of "tribes" that parade, chant and dance in handmade costumes featuring brilliantly colored feathers and beads.
Chin, group of tribes of Mongol origin, occupying the southernmost part of the mountain ranges separating Myanmar (Burma) from India.
The painting was made to show Australian government ministers and officials the ancestral lands and sacred places claimed by a group of tribes from the region.
They belonged to the Osco-Sabellian group of tribes and lived (c. 600 bc) in the valley of the upper Liris River.
Some of the killings in the Rift Valley appear to have been premeditated by elders of the Kalenjin, a group of tribes that speak a similar language.
The ancients often called this group of tribes Iapyges (whence the geographic term Iapygia, in which "Apulia" [modern Puglia] may be recognized).
Thamūd, in ancient Arabia, tribe or group of tribes that seem to have been prominent from about the 4th century bc to the first half of the 7th century ad.
Elaborating on the guidance, a senior official said: "We do not want to appear to be taking sides or favoring one ethnic group or one party, or one group of tribes.
