Sentence examples for start a tribe from inspiring English sources

If you bring your significant other with you, it's not wise to start a tribe.

However, it wasn't until I saw her in Cannibal Women in Avocado Jungle of Death, as Dr Kurtz, a scholar who leaves society to start a feminist tribe called the Piranha Women who ritually sacrifice and eat men, that I became a die-hard Adrienne Barbeau fan.

Start a magic baby tribe!

The man on the phone said simply, "We want you to help our tribe start a weekly newspaper".

"This is what Saleh would like to start — a war between the tribes," said Muhammad Abdel Qadhi, a sheik in Mr. Saleh's own tribe, the Sanhan.

With the aim of illustrating the human stories in Calais's camp, the Worldwide Tribe started a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter to fund the filming.

Jemayel memorably described last year's fest as being as if "the hottest people from Burning Man and the strangest people from Coachella all converged on the moon with the intention of starting a temporary musical space tribe".

We described The Do Lab's prized event as being "like the hottest people from Burning Man and the strangest people from Coachella all converged on the moon with the intention of starting a temporary musical space tribe".

It's like the hottest people from Burning Man and the strangest people from Coachella all converged on the moon with the intention of starting a temporary musical space tribe.

Its founders perviously started a company called The Astonishing Tribe (TAT), which over ten years built a reputation for stellar UI work, picking up clients such as Google's Android and practically a who's who of other mobile companies and carriers, before being acquired by RIM and tasked with helping to design BlackBerry 10 (great work, guys).

The Incas: Empire of the sun god *The Incas started off as a tribe in what is now Peru and established an empire across South America that stretched from Colombia to Argentina.