Sentence examples for nomadic living from inspiring English sources

But it isn't really built to withstand a serious nomadic living situation.

Until the middle of the 20th century, Billy's family had been nomadic, living in snow houses throughout the winter and in tents in the summer.

Between a third and a half of Mongolia's population is still nomadic, living more or less the way their ancestors did, down to the prescribed arrangement of vermilion lacquered furniture inside their gers.

How does a student from a country in which a third of the population is nomadic, living in round white felt tents called gers on the vast steppe, ace an M.I.T. course even though nothing like this is typically taught in Mongolian schools?

Fifty years ago, the people of the badia region of Jordan were in large part nomadic, living in tents (bayt ash-sha'r) and moving from place to place with their herds.

But Miguel Calvo, who is one curator for the Mobile Living Experiment, a design showcase dedicated to the props of nomadic living filling 18,000 square feet at the Skylight Studios in SoHo during the furniture fair next week, said he liked the "wow factor" of the black toilet paper, and was happily laying in a stock of it for his event.

A small team and the lack of roads or the fact that many Aka communities are semi-nomadic, living and hunting in the forests for several months out of the year prevents COOPI from reaching everyone.

Others retreated to monasteries or country estates, or took up nomadic lives.

It depicted the nomadic lives of Nigeria's gadawan kura (hyena handlers), who use the animals to entertain crowds.

So they're left there, somewhere in northern Europe, alone with their nomadic lives, their alienation and their worries about how they might best educate a son.

The aboriginal peoples of the territories once led nomadic lives; the Inuit in particular survived by adapting to the harsh natural environment.