Sentence examples for old tribe from inspiring English sources

And in a way I feel I need to remind the old tribe, the new generations that read Kitchen Confidential every year.

Yes, the old tribe must be vanishing but, while homo media need not be tethered to his ancestral home, woe to the rusticus who cashes in for a comfortable bungalow and a set of teeth that get him through the evening meal.

After graduation, I kept busy with work and falling in love, but I missed my old tribe.

He was a "coconut bandit" on his old tribe, drinking as many coconuts as he could get away with -- he had the rest of his tribe convinced it was crabs digging holes in the husks.

Part of this is that the old tribes don't seem to exist quite as fixedly as they once did.

"In Al Ain, there are still old tribes who run camel farms, work in traditional agriculture and are not quite modernized," said Mr. Darmaki.

It's a song, in other words, for two of the city's old tribes, who eventually, or soon, will disappear.

He will only be able to do so if, after counting heads from the old tribes, everyone thinks he has acted fairly.

He draws on music and words from many of Mali's old tribes, singing in Songhai, Peul, Bambara and other languages.

The egg was the centerpiece of the spring festivals celebrated by the old tribes of Northern Europe in honor of Eostre, the Teutonic-Anglo-Saxon Goddess of the Eastern Dawn.

It's as if the old tribes have finally seen the best of each other, spawning this new breed who aren't limited by the prejudices of older generations.