Sentence examples for tribes at war from inspiring English sources

But the perceived reality remains of two tribes at war.

One reason may be that there are more than two tribes at war here.

At the time the Smiths lived in London in a half-English, half-Irish housing project called Athelston Gardens, one black family squished between two tribes at war.

Even after the horror of Rwanda, genocide remains possible in Burundi, this land of contrasts: of two tribes at war, of hunger in fertile earth, of squalid camps set in lovely countryside.

When a young prince of the Acolhuas – one of the three tribes at war in the play – haunts the taverns with his drinking-buddy we are clearly into Hal Falstaff territory.

And unemployed Gazans are dreaming of getting jobs abroad.In this section The loathing persists No end in sight A signal from nearby Tribes at war Let (some of) those Palestinians out The clashing rainbow colours Faster is not always better ReprintsThe bottom line is that Gazans can now enter Egypt without visas except for men aged between 18 and 40.

However, upon his arrival at the village, he was informed that the two tribes were at war.

The two tribes had been at war from at least 1736 and by 1750 the Chippewa had forced the Santee to the west into the prairie.

In South Park: The Stick of Truth, Cartman is the leader of one of two tribes in South Park, at war over the Stick of Truth.

Zaydi, a lanky man with long hair and dark skin, now lives in a "tribal tent" in the Sana square with six other young men from Marib, including some with whom his tribe is officially at war.

For the Quadi had not only fought on the side of the Iazyges at this time, but on an earlier occasion, too, had received in their own and any Marcomanian fugitives who were hard pressed while that tribe was still at war with the Romans.