Sentence examples for nomads from from inspiring English sources

Qatar was originally settled by Bedouin nomads from the central part of the Arabian Peninsula.

The austere spirituality of the desert infuses the music of Tinariwen, whose members are Tuareg nomads from the Sahara.

The medical staff treated sixty-five people in Shey, mostly nomads from the tents on the river plain below the monastery and beyond.

Then, around the first century A.D., the Kushans, originally nomads from the steppe-lands north of China, settled in, extending their reach down into the Indian subcontinent.

Salt-laden camel trains of nomads from the north unload their wares on to wooden pirogues, then replenish supplies at markets on the Niger shoreline.

In the nineteen-thirties, the Soviets simply took the nomads from their tents and settled them on collective farms — as they did with millions of others.

He was the third emperor in the dynasty, formed by minority Manchu semi-nomads from northeast China who had conquered Beijing in 1644.

Nomad: From Islam to America.

In 2006, she published her first autobiography, Infidel, followed by Nomad: From Islam to America, a Personal Journey Through the Clash of Civilisations.

In your new book, "Nomad: From Islam to America," you urge American Christians to try to talk to American Muslims about the limitations of their faith.

NoMad, from Eleven Madison Park's chef, Daniel Humm, and its restaurateur, Will Guidara, has a dessert trolley, rolling liquor service and a breakfast pastry cart.