Sentence examples for nomadic people from inspiring English sources

No one can fix prices for nomadic people.

Aisholpan, 13, is the daughter of nomadic people.

"Nomadic people, indigenous people traditionally have small houses," Witold Rybczynski, the architecture critic, says.

He blames ethnic Tuareg, a nomadic people known for unwavering hospitality.

Kabābīsh, nomadic people of the desert scrub of northern Kordofan region, Sudan, numbering about 70,000.

They had a rather complex technology for a nomadic people and made painted pottery, hammocks, and many kinds of baskets.

Nomadic and semi-nomadic people from Sudan to Tanzania are far from prosperous though.

It was once the center of a village of the Sami, where the semi-nomadic people settled through the winter.

The Tuareg are a semi-nomadic people looking for a land, and the members of Tinariwen are easily their best-known ambassadors outside Africa.

He was born into a group of indigenous Ayoreos, a semi-nomadic people from the Gran Chaco, a lowland plain encompassing parts of Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay.

They were semi-nomadic people and inhabited a large area of the Kootenay valley from the headwaters to Kootenay Lake.