Sentence examples for its tribes from inspiring English sources
It is also the fact that it has been decided to let Yemen fall into chaos, with its tribes and those flocking to it to fight wars of attrition.
That was the day Britain looked at its new self, gathered in its tribes in Hyde Park, contrasted it with the sullen, tight-lipped monochrome of the royal family, and liked what it saw.
By this point, the film has pretty much pulped The Secret History of the Mongols, though it claws back a few history points by getting some of its tribes in approximately the right order, and by depicting Jamuga's fate with reasonable accuracy.
Students don't just attend a college; they join its tribes.
The northern kingdom was conquered by the Assyrians in 721 bc, and its tribes dispersed.
He knew nothing of the literary world, its tribes and rituals, its obscure hierarchies.
The wolf spoke in a calm but authoritative voice, explaining that I was part of its tribe—"One of us," it said.
It has so far added seven schools to what is referred to as its "tribe" in Suffolk, Cumbria, Greater Manchester and Essex.
Its tribe of curators is for the most part struggling with the building, which unfortunately usually means cramming too much art into its too small galleries.
It is easy to dismiss Apple's iPod music player as a fad and its tribe of fanatical users as members of a technological cult.
