Sentence examples for that nomad from inspiring English sources
In Millennium, he contended that modern society would be increasingly characterised by nomadism, and presciently predicted that "nomad goods" (gadgets that facilitate virtual travel) would be a feature of the new millennium.
The narrow space that Nomad inhabits is broken into dining rooms and a bar space, and festooned to within an inch of overkill with North African lamps, murals and decorations.
But it wasn't until last year, when new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd issued a formal apology to the Aboriginal population for decades of mistreatment, that "Nomad Two Worlds" took a collaborative turn.
And the price tag reinforces that Nomad is a whisky that's meant to be drunk, not stuck on a shelf and admired.
Complicating the comparison of the two measurements are that NOMAD buoys report winds at a height of 5 m, while ships report winds from a height of 20 m to 40 m.
Its aim was to ensure that nomad children received the same education opportunities as other Sudanese children.
In Ethiopia, for example, the refugee camps in neighbouring Somaliland were incorporated into seasonal nomadic movements so that nomads could rely on the camps' food networks during the dry season when pasture was difficult to find and milk was scarce, and refugees in turn enjoyed livestock products during the rainy season (Ryle [1992]).
Critics allege that nomads have often been given no choice.
3. The idea for Marrakesh came from fabrics that nomads embroider in North Africa.
The surprising result supports a theory that nomads from the Urals were one of two major farmer groups that spread into Europe, bringing the Indo-European languages that eventually diverged into the world's largest family of modern languages.
There has been much debate about the role of nomadic populations in the development of the earliest societies in Iran, with positions being polarised between those arguing that nomads influenced the development of complexity in fundamental ways and those that disagree with both the arguments and methods used to reach those conclusions.
