Sentence examples for living traditionally from inspiring English sources

His mother, Fahda, the eighth of his father's 22 wives, was of Bedouin descent and the young Abdullah spent long periods of his childhood living traditionally in the desert.

There was a colony of Navajo Indians, living traditionally in a camp in Malibu, who were on studio pay.

A common theme in these user-submitted signs is that the women don't need feminism because they believe in living traditionally.

These areas are remote, forested and populated by ethnic minorities living traditionally on forest related activities.

Others want to stay in the forest living traditionally in huts but with access to schools and air evacuation for medical treatment.

The Hima lived traditionally in scattered kraals about a mile apart, each with a number of different families.

After guests have walked through the sacred smoke, guides lead them around the bushland, explaining how people lived traditionally.

Many of the indigenous people affected live traditionally in remote corners and are especially susceptible to the disease, violence and promiscuity that accompany miners.

Visit the Achuar, a tribe of 6,000 indigenous people who still live traditionally in small Amazon communities along the Ecuadorean and Peruvian border, on a seven-day tour.

I'm talking about the Navajo, or more correctly, Dine' Elders who live traditionally in hogans with dirt floors and no running water or electricity.

The Lao-Tai groups live traditionally in lowland areas, which are easier to access than the traditional habitat of minority groups residing in the upland or mountainous areas.