Sentence examples for nomadic to from inspiring English sources

Pastoralism, always nomadic to some degree, occurs where sufficient scanty pasturage exists, as in the marginal areas, on the mountain borders, and in the slightly moister west.

Guinea pigs were apparently domesticated more than 3,000 years ago in Peru, coinciding with humans' transition from a nomadic to an agricultural lifestyle.

The Natufian period is considered a pivotal time in the Levant, marking humanity's transition from a nomadic to a more sedentary way of life.

Many genes for taste and smell show signs of selective pressure, perhaps reflecting the change in foodstuffs as people moved from nomadic to sedentary existence.

A continuum of societies may be constructed, ranging from tiny, simple bands of hunter-gatherers in poor environments to large, dense populations of irrigation agriculturalists that is, from the entirely nomadic to the fully sedentary.

Americans can't help thinking of Asia as the East, but Mongolia, on the stretch of plain between China and Russia, is really a Wild West, a perennial frontier now evolving from purely nomadic to increasingly urbanized.

"I've always wanted to be nomadic -- to beg, borrow, find things," Mr. Bunting said.

But I think that for what I do, it's probably better to feel nomadic than to have a constant sense of longing for one place.

Speaking about his decision to bring his nomadic project to a stationary venue, Aitken said: "The project is always changing.

The Plan also emphasizes the value of boarding schools for nomadic children, to enable them to continue learning even while their families are on the move and sets out to enrol a further 133,000 nomadic children in regular primary education.

Assisting 250,000 nomadic children to move from primary to secondary education.