Sentence examples for young tribe from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the vision of smartly attired young preppies trading gossip at the mantel of their parents' Park Avenue duplex does seem lifted frame-for-frame from the movie "Metropolitan," which concerns a young tribe of Upper East Siders who anxiously guard their rarefied life of balls and gentlemen's clubs.

The pictures he gave us for our latest Photo Issue, however, seem to stare out at a world on the other side of the young tribe, when the love of your life's ditched you and the only thing you have left is your drinking problem.

What can also bridge an ancient language's roots to younger tribe members, some new Siletz learners said, is that it can sound pretty cool.

There they made sure no younger tribe members left to join uprisings in the nearby cities of Zawiyah and Misurata, as well as here in the capital, this Warfalla leader said, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution against himself and his family.

Make pictures out of stars! younger tribe members will love this! Sing a song about your tribe! everyone will love it!

Adam Brody's The O.C. put a spotlight on many pop-alt bands during its run, especially Death Cab For Cutie and a young musical tribe called Rooney.

Haskell's history makes it as much shrine as school: a century ago, young Indians whose tribes' land had been seized by the United States were sent there to become Christians, cut their hair and shed their traditional customs and tongues.

It is curious that Mortimer's process of amalgamating images from different sources closely reflects the strategies of a younger (arguably hipper) tribe of digital appropriationists currently in vogue in the contemporary art scene.

Like Ms. Levy, she is part of a tribe of young New Yorkers who have adopted a racy form of minimalism built on a tunic or shirt worn over tights.

The unleashing of Dunham, with her tribe of young, feminist followers, is part of a concerted effort to attract the young and the cool to Clinton's increasingly confident campaign.

Elizabeth, a young woman of the tribe, was her friend and interpreter.