Sentence examples for nomads way from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the spread of cavalry skills and of the horse nomads' way of life to Mongolia took several centuries.

Warfare skills were thus inculcated by the nomads' way of life, and their mobility made it possible to concentrate large numbers of experienced warriors wherever a tribal chieftain or high king might decree.

KHADAK The snow-covered steppes of Mongolia provide the background for the story of a young nomad, Bagi (Khayankhyarvaa Batzul), who discovers that a plague affecting his wandering tribe's livestock may actually be part of a government plot to eliminate the nomads' way of life.

He also founded the Air Acolytes, a sect who eschewed their home cultures in favor of following the Air Nomads' way of life (the comics reveal that the first Air Acolytes were the reorganized Avatar Fan Club).

Thus, the prestige of Chinese culture, as well as the change in economic base and the influence of Buddhism, transformed the nomad way of life of the Tuoba tribesmen.

Mr. Munita captured these scenes in 2003, before the nomads' traditional way of life began to disappear.

ISTANBUL — Hailed as one of the last great travelers of Anatolia, the American photographer Josephine Powell was witness to the lives of nomads in ways that most Westerners could merely imagine, collecting artifacts and tens of thousands of images along the way.

While urban Arabs tend to identify themselves more by nationality than by tribe, village farmers venerate the pastoral nomad's way of life and claim kinship ties with the great desert tribes of the past and present.

Many of these environmental refugees are nomads whose itinerant way of life is in peril.

After all, the thrill of guiding your tribe over thousands of years from prehistoric nomads all the way to the space age never gets old.

Unlike Mali, the census series is truncated and Niger, like a number of other countries, typifies one way nomads have been rendered invisible.