Sentence examples for traditionally subsisted from inspiring English sources

Like many other desert peoples, the Ute traditionally subsisted by collecting wild foods.

Like most Caddoans, the Wichita traditionally subsisted largely by farming corn (maize), pumpkins, and tobacco; buffalo hunting was also an important part of their economy.

The Bedouin have inhabited the Naqab desert for hundreds of years, since long before the state of Israel existed, and have traditionally subsisted on agriculture.

Until 2010, the Akha traditionally subsisted by raising livestock and growing rice, vegetables and beans.

Until the 1950s Greenland was by and large an isolated and traditionally Inuit society where most people lived in small villages and subsisted on small-scale hunting and fishing.

Gauchos subsisted largely on meat.

The southern Innu, or Montagnais, traditionally occupied a large forested area paralleling the northern shores of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, lived in birch-bark wickiups or wigwams, and subsisted on moose, salmon, eel, and seal.

They subsisted on state benefits.

Ross subsisted on nicotine, coffee, and nerves.

Food was scarce; sometimes they subsisted on bananas.

Mylodon probably subsisted on the foliage of trees and shrubs.