Sentence examples for wandering tribe from inspiring English sources

LATELY DreamWorks SKG has been a wandering tribe.

Always held in a different location, like the pow-wow of a wandering tribe.

For now, at least, Vetter and his wandering tribe of basketball players are very much in evidence at Montrose.

Cinematic father, the Lucian character, exists only in conversation as the financial supporter of the wandering tribe.

A wandering tribe on Earth comes across a clearing occupied by a "large circle of bluish, translucent cones," each with a "dazzling star" near its base.

The almost incredible story of a small wandering tribe that was able to build an empire in one century (from the beginning of the 14th century to the beginning of the 15th) can be largely explained by three main factors: Aztec religion, the economy of the Valley of Mexico, and Aztec sociopolitical organization.

Additional provisions forbade stationing troops or erecting permanent buildings in or even near the zone – but allowed the wandering tribes from either side access to local pastures and wells.

In fact, elephant culture could be considered the precursor of our own, the first permanent human settlements having sprung up around the desire of wandering tribes to stay by the graves of their dead.

"I cannot admit that wandering tribes have a right to keep other and superior races out of large tracts," exclaimed the British commissioner, Sir Charles Eliot, at the time, "merely because they have acquired the habit of straggling over far more land than they can utilise".

"The Samis are about language and culture, they are not about a tribe wandering in from the East," said Audhild Schanche, an anthropologist at the Nordic Sami Institute in Kautokeino.

Eventually, her bookings grew regular enough to allow (or oblige) her to give up dentistry, and she joined the tribe of wandering d.j.s, making her living in the globalized economy of electronic dance music.