Sentence examples for indian clan from inspiring English sources
Talia's family is a dancing, music-loving, West Indian clan.
A recent episode on India's ongoing dowry problem (which is against the law) has inspired a north Indian clan to impose a community-wide ban: they say their resolve is strong and they mean to spread the message far beyond their ken.
Study carefully the faces of Hong Kong's richest, most eligible bachelors like cover boy Aron Harilela, scion of Hong Kong's richest Indian clan, whose 100 or so members all live together under the same roof of an enormous, palace-like compound…fabuloso photographs inside!
ON a cold afternoon a little more than a year ago, members of several Tlingit Indian clans in southeastern Alaska gathered for a transcendently emotional ceremony that few of them had ever dared to imagine.
But Mr. Khan-Din ("East Is East") has stripped much of the moss from this story — of an impotent bridegroom and the libido-crushing family he lives with — by turning the characters into a clan of Indian immigrants.
I also loved the Grewal clan, British Indians from west London, bickering and eating bhajis while we sat at home and gawped.
They also note the dominance of the Nehru-Gandhi clan in the Indian Congress party as a parallel.
Chiefs of Bara clans are of Indian ancestry and were related to the nobles of the Sakalava and Betsileo peoples.
The name (shortened in 1845 from Munseetown or Munsey Town) commemorates the Munsee (Wolf) clan of Delaware Indians who once lived there.
After all, by what right does a privileged California clan represent a persecuted Indian simply because their father was the anthropologist who studied him and their mother, Theodora Kroeber, wrote a book that made him famous?
