Sentence examples for nomadic tradition from inspiring English sources

Their nomadic tradition makes them unusually hospitable.

Its cuisine draws heavily on the Buryats' nomadic tradition: The food has more in common with Mongolia than Moscow.

Mongol, member of a Central Asian ethnographic group of closely related tribal peoples who live mainly on the Mongolian Plateau and share a common language and nomadic tradition.

There are several reasons Mongolia's nomadic tradition may be on the wane, not least that the country is on the brink of a monster boom.

They had no idea that their lives were going to be drastically different from their father's, or from the millions of herders who had carried on Mongolia's ancient nomadic tradition for millennia.

Irish travellers are an indigenous minority in Europe who have been part of Irish society for centuries, with a distinct culture, language and value system, based on a nomadic tradition.

With its nomadic traditions, he said, Turkmenistan placed a far higher emphasis on independence.

Ms. Levent also picked out several ottomans, which are "very much a part of nomadic traditions," she said.

I've often thought that her emphasis on movement derives from the nomadic traditions of her native Iraq.

Their nomadic traditions fiercely discourage them from settling down, but many have grown desperate enough to start rearing maize as well as cows and camels.

Modern Saudi Arabia was unified in the early 20th century by Abdulaziz Ibn Saud, who compelled its Bedouin population to abandon some of their nomadic traditions.