Sentence examples for some tribes of from inspiring English sources

Some tribes of the Kipchak confederation probably originated near the Chinese borders and, after having moved into western Siberia by the 9th century, migrated further west into the trans-Volga region (now western Kazakhstan) and then, in the 11th century, to the steppe area north of the Black Sea (now in Ukraine and southwestern Russia).

Now, it's the height of political incorrectness to say that some tribes of people are advanced and others, not.

Such a hypothesis might also explain the high incidence of LPKSTR we found in some tribes of eastern Transcaucasia.

The ladies of "The View" tremulously queried her as they might an escapee of the Taliban or some tribe of Cannibals, but the discussion could not conclude until Barbara Walters (prompted by the producer) gave her all of 60 seconds to explain the (apparently primitive) Satmar mating practices.

The Aborigines of Australia generally used coffins of bark, but some tribes employed baskets of wickerwork.

As cigarette taxes increased over time, cigarette sales boomed in Indian reservations, becoming the backbone of the economies of some tribes.

But many believe it is being fuelled by a sense of injustice, the exclusion of some tribes from power and by corruption.

But some claim that yodelling actually dates back some 2,500 years, when tribes of Iron Age Alemanni and Helvetii Celts roamed these hills.

In truth, the history of some tribes in Upper Egypt is a recent creation.

According to the zoologist William Hornaday, "The Indians of some tribes believed that the buffaloes issued from the earth continually, and that the supply was necessarily inexhaustible".

According to the customs of some tribes, it was considered taboo to skin the animal, while other tribes thought the animal's head had a special status, and saved them for burial.