Sentence examples for indigenous tribesmen from inspiring English sources

He had his players participate in cultural activities such as dancing and singing with indigenous tribesmen, and reached out to the local children, interspersing his presentations with self-deprecating jibes.

Besides plants used in medicines or indigenous cuisines, Demetrio has also looked to indigenous tribesmen and shamans to learn how to make indigenous alcohols, such as liquor made from amukaw, a sort of wild banana, traditional to the Aeta tribe.

Concerned that he had perhaps been eaten by a jaguar, or worse, roped into some Apocalypto-inspired game of hide n' seek or die, his management took to Twitter to note Sutorius' absence, perhaps in the hope that the indigenous tribesmen with whom he had likely shacked up were checking their social media accounts.

The film recounts the initial adventure of Theodor (Jan Bijvoet), who, desperately sick, asks for help from the indigenous tribesman and shaman Karamakate (Nilbio Torres).

But Fall makes extensive use of the character of an indigenous tribesman (Gary Wood) who is no mere passive observer but a figure who conducts his own sacred rites in sync with the actors' rehearsals and who seems even to be exerting some mysterious Puck-like pover over their actions.

The pope was beaming as he left the theater, surrounded by little girls who gave him flowers and an indigenous tribesman who offered him his feathered headdress, which Francis briefly donned and mugged for the cameras.

Ḥussein's base of support was his country's indigenous Bedouin tribesmen, with whom he fostered close personal ties.

Ethnic violence continued today in the Indonesian section of Borneo, with the death toll rising to at least 200 in six days of fighting between indigenous Dayak tribesmen and Madurese migrants.

While there were no new reports of fighting between indigenous Dayak tribesmen and Madurese migrants, security officials said as many as 20,000 people, mainly Madurese, continued to take shelter in government buildings, police stations and piers.

A1 Borneo Fighting Kills Hundreds The death toll from ethnic violence in the Indonesian section of Borneo rose to at least 200 after six days of fighting between indigenous Dayak tribesmen and Madurese migrants.

How on earth did a local conflict, one of many in the area, produce such devastating nationwide consequences?The spark for the extraordinary sequence of events was a fight in western Assam between indigenous Bodo tribesmen (pronounced Boro) and Bengali-speakers who have been moving into the area for more than a century.