Sentence examples for tribe from a from inspiring English sources

She was a captive from another tribe, from a state other than Pennsylvania.

I was nudged by one of the taut, muscular bodies, scantily covered in its tiny red tartan cotton robe, and I had to make a decision: be a warrior by joining the front line to protect my tribe from a snorting, slobbering 500kg bitch of a buffalo, or stay on the sidelines by hustling up a tree to watch from above as the true warriors went to battle.

We know that the Siouan tribe living near the Missouri River did not use the word Missouri before they had borrowed it from the French voyageurs, because a neighboring tribe from a different language family is the source of the name.

A six months old female of the Manjago tribe, from a peri-urban coastal village in The Gambia was referred from a primary health care facility and admitted to the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital, Banjul on 6th December 2007 with clinical signs suggestive of meningitis.

Everyone looks like a member of a tribe from an 80s teen comedy-horror film soundtracked by Billy Idol, living with the aftermath of a stealth spray-tan attack.

Last April, I spoke with Nazhan Sakhar Salman, a leader of a prominent Sunni tribe from an area just south of Mosul, who had commanded more than three hundred Awakening fighters.

In 121 BC, Rome came into contact with two Celtic tribes (from a region in modern France), both of which they defeated with apparent ease.

Overall, the results support the recent formation of the Adi sub-tribes from a putative ancestral group and reveal that geographic contiguity is a major influencing factor of the genetic affinity among the Tibeto-Burman populations of India.

Kirant people, a Mongol tribe from Nepal, worship a form of Shiva as one of their major deity, identifying him as the lord of animals.

Beginning in early July, a few members of an isolated Amazonian tribe emerged from a dense rainforest in Brazil and approached a team of scientists the first time the villagers had willingly made contact with the outside world.

It appears that the tribe suffered from a measles epidemic about the time they were being visited by Napoleon Chagnon, a respected French anthropologist, and a colleague of his named James Neel.