Sentence examples for tribe who from inspiring English sources

Metz derives its name from the Mediomatrici, a Gallic tribe who made it their capital.

In 1586 he defeated a rival in his own tribe, who was supported by the Chinese.

In Tristes Tropiques, Levi-Strauss describes meeting a tribe who don't know what writing is.

The Korubo are a proud and warlike tribe who hunt with blowpipes and long wooden clubs.

It was also once a whaling base for the Makah tribe, who maintain treaty rights to the land.

Writer visited the village of Opoku, inhabited by the BaLese tribe, who have a close relationship with the pygmies.

Ms. Blankenship reads and writes, or visits members of the Cañari tribe, who address her affectionately as Judicita.

"We all agreed with it," said Hajji Hafizullah, an elder from the Alikozai tribe who uses only one name.

The early inhabitants of the area were the Allobroges, members of a Celtic tribe who fiercely resisted Roman penetration.

After Juba came the territory of the Dinka tribe, who are among the most interesting people in Africa.

The renowned constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe, who had argued Bowers before the Supreme Court, wanted to argue Lawrence v.