Sentence examples similar to host tribes from inspiring English sources

They can paddle as many as 40 miles a day over two or three weeks, camping at a series of reservations until they converge at the home of a host tribe.

For the 23rd summer in a row, a growing number of American Indians from tribes scattered across coastal regions of Washington State and British Columbia have climbed into traditionally designed cedar canoes and paddled as many as 40 miles a day, sometimes more, over two or three weeks, camping at a series of reservations until they converge at the home of a host tribe.

However, seed beetles from the same group are often specialized and predominantly use closely related plant taxa from a single host tribe [21].

Governed by partnership arrangements or legally-enforceable agreements with host states, tribes and local communities.

For many maritime indigenous cultures throughout the North Pacific, especially the Ainu in the Kuril Islands, the Koryaks and Itelmen of Kamchatka, the Aleut in the Aleutian Islands, the Haida of Haida Gwaii and a host of tribes on the Pacific coast of North America, the sea otter has played an important role as a cultural, as well as material, resource.

Although we considered stem borer genus level for this analysis, we kept S. nonagrioides as separate species because of its particular association with lineage 2. Lineages 1 and 3 sites shared many associations of stem borer genus and their host plant tribes, but did not have the same dominant association (Fig. 3).

It's not beyond the realms of possibility that the new Richard Osman-hosted Two Tribes could suddenly explode in the ratings, leapfrogging from BBC2 to BBC1 and taking up so much of the adored brainiac's time he has no option but to give up his Pointless chair.

Last weekend, Bismarck hosted United Tribes International Pow Wow, a festival that attracts tens of thousands of Native Americans to the area, according to The Consumerist.

The Western model of nations appeared to the peacemakers in Paris to be more akin to convenient political organizations with which to negotiate and do business than a host of feuding tribes.

One recent evening, a few days before the troops of the Northern Alliance took Kabul, a cultural center in the East Village called A Gathering of the Tribes hosted a reception featuring art and poetry by Afghans living in New York.

By Judith Thurman One recent evening, a few days before the troops of the Northern Alliance took Kabul, a cultural center in the East Village called A Gathering of the Tribes hosted a reception featuring art and poetry by Afghans living in New York.