Sentence examples for united tribes from inspiring English sources

So it is with "Of Kings and Prophets," which opens as Saul Ray Winstonee) leads the increasingly united tribes of Israel to victory against the Philistines.

Now generally known as the United Tribes flag, it has remained significant as a Maori symbol.

At the heart of one experiment to halt the cycle of poverty here is Little Earth of United Tribes, a sprawling 212-apartment complex, the nation's only public housing project that gives American Indians preference.

Earlier this week, the United Tribes of Bristol Bay, a consortium that has fought against Pebble for years, was invited to testify before the Alaska House Resources Committee about pollution allegedly caused by all those drill holes.

Rusty Gillette is the men's basketball coach at the United Tribes Educational and Technical School, a 250-student junior college in Bismarck, N.D., and he has dealt successfully with the social problems common on the reservations.

Little Earth of United Tribes is a Native-preference housing development within the larger city of Minneapolis, and it is where my daughter Persia and I have gone to work in the past two elections.

After years of no-one who listened to dance knowing what rock even was, and people who enjoyed rock regularly throwing bricks at people who liked dance in the street, instantly the funky-drummer beat of "Fools Gold" managed to fuse the Israel and Palestine of our time into one pulsating, united tribe.

After years of no one who listened to dance knowing what rock even was, and people who enjoyed rock regularly throwing bricks at people who liked to dance in the street, the funky-drummer beat of "Fools Gold" managed to instantly fuse the Israel and Palestine of our time into one pulsating, united tribe.

As was the tradition in Arabia (and still is in some parts of the world today), marriage typically served a social and political function – a way of uniting tribes, resolving feuds, caring for widows and orphans, and generally strengthening bonds in a highly unstable and changing political environment.

It alludes to the pan-tribal movement that was established in 1858 which sought to unite tribes around New Zealand and which Waikato-Tainui retain guardianship of.

In 1236 a chieftain, Mindaugas, united several tribes into a Lithuanian political entity.