"tribe" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to denote a group of people, typically with a shared history and culture, living together in the same region. For example, "The nomadic tribe moved their camp to a new location each season to find new food sources."
At this point, he's up against nearly the whole Palin tribe: Palin women screaming.
In winter the tribe live in the desert, running a luxury camp (desertcampmorocco.com).
It enacts a regression from the Christian ethic of "love thy neighbour" back to the pagan privileging of the tribe over the barbarian Other.
When they had a battle, the leader of the losing tribe would be killed and eaten by the winners.
Almost six centuries after most of them converted to Christianity, a rabbinical court has declared that descendants of a "lost tribe" from the Spanish island of Mallorca can once more be considered Jews.
NOMAD MIGRATION ROUTE, MOROCCO For centuries members of the semi-nomadic Ait Atta tribe have traversed mountain paths south twice a year, from the High Atlas to their homeland in the Jebel Sahro, to find new pastures for their huge flocks of sheep and goats.
According to that page I'm also a member of a Native American tribe (2).
A broader problem with these techniques is the underlying psychology of me and my tribe.
Someone would ask me: "What's your favourite song?" and I'd say Whitney Houston and they'd say: "Well this is how you play it, zimba style!" You're well equipped for the collaborative, genre-fusing of Africa Express then… The Noisettes have always been a bit of a rainbow tribe.
At the same time, it brings to the fore a conversation that is often difficult, and painful, to initiate; that of tribe and tribal relationships in Zimbabwe.
The Lib Dem tribe will almost certainly be traumatised by a night of losses directly attributable to its decision to prop up the Conservative party in 2010.
