Sentence examples for tribes from inspiring English sources

April to December (for wildebeest) Book it: Tribes (01728 685971; tribes.co.uk) has a 10-night trip to Botswana, taking in Moremi, Chobe and Makgadikgadi, from £2,670, including accommodation, all meals, transfers and activities.

It has always been tricky for Messrs Cameron and Clegg to present themselves as united in an endeavour to put the country right while at the same advertising their differences in order to reassure the blue and yellow tribes that they are not betraying their respective party's fundamental beliefs.

The movie follows a team of American film-makers into the Amazon basin in search of a previous expedition, who disappeared investigating cannibal tribes.

The best way to think about the remaining tribes in 2011 is to imagine a series of concentric circles, all of which interact on each boundary.

Chef-patron Alex Atala heads deep into the Amazon to forage for ingredients among tribes who have used them for centuries.

Then there are a good number of tribes (or parts of tribes) who have been contacted, but who have very circumscribed dealings with the outside world; while no longer in isolation, these live (or try to live) as they always lived.

"The bigger tribes feel they have the divine right to rule others in Nigeria.

Jacqueline Pata, executive director of the National Congress of American Indians, said the tribes have tried to assuage Congressional misgivings, expanding financing and capacity, bolstering indigent legal representation, and changing rules to ensure that non-Indian defendants would face a jury of their peers, Indian and non-Indian alike.

In Missouri and beyond, the tribes lined up immediately.

There is ​​a fundamental mismatch between voters and the options ​on the ballot paper A second faultline in Britain's electorate is geospatial, between what Paul Mason, of Channel 4 News, has described as tribes in the asset-rich south-east and post-industrial Britain.

Chinese road-building crews and drilling rigs will cut into ancient forests where indigenous groups and uncontacted tribes living in "voluntary isolation" have violently resisted the oil industry.