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31. The Office hints defensively at a period of nomadic existence which was censured by critics as unstable.

32. For a man so rooted in his domesticity the nomadic life of the Official War Artist was a gamble.

33. Adult males are nomadic, wandering all round the polar ice cap and living mainly off seals.

34. It demanded a leafy, abundant, ovoid religion, not a stony, nomadic, ascetic religion.

35. In Tasmania aborigine hunters led a nomadic life to take advantage of the seasonal food supply in different regions.

36. In fact, the massive increase in migration contained a considerable quantity of impermanent movement - temporary, seasonal or merely nomadic.

37. Strong or dark shades are normally only found in nomadic and tribal rugs.

38. Antagonism and Integrity of China's Farming and Nomadic Culture.

39. They long ago forsook their nomadic life.

40. Nomadic marine animals have a broad living area.

41. The nomadic Arabs did not farm.

42. Livestock population accounts for 6 0 %[sentencedict.com], mostly nomadic.

43. Since ancient times , Mongolian have been nomadic.

44. Stop and talk with people who live a traditional nomadic lifestyle.

45. The nomadic tribes live in the mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan as they have for thousands of years. The shepherds travel from place to place and raise sheep.

46. Most experts agree that palmistry started in India, perhaps its most common association is with the nomadic people popularly known as Gypsies.

47. The Moken, a nomadic sea people who live among the 800 islands of the Mergui Archipelago, are divers and beachcombers ,(www.Sentencedict.com) taking what they need each day from the Andaman Sea.

48. A curator tells me they once belonged to high-ranking members of an early nomadic community, and had been excavated from an ancient burial ground in northern Tuva.

49. By 'it' I mean the fact that any tax gathered from the nomadic nom-doms, itinerant hedge-fund managers and overpaid bankers is all fiscal manna from heaven.

50. In island - dappled waters of the Andaman Sea, a nomadic way of life hangs in the balance.

51. Bone-setting was an important method created and utilized by northern nomads to treat trauma. This treatment originated after the emergence of nomadic economy and gradually developed.

52. To avoid disadvantages of nomadic and ecesis and give play to their respective advantages are the only way of sustainable development of pastoral livestock industry.

53. Muscovy had already conquered the Volga basin in the 16th century, where the nomadic Tatars were, T-A-T-A-R-S.

54. They are nomadic, but other people is riding the unlike when depasturing in that way horse, some peoples develop to riding autocycle to depasture even now.

55. Beef and mutton from nomadic Turkic adequate and less pasta, special guests at the reception made of thin-skinned child to show enthusiasm for the meat pie.

56. A frame hut covered with matting , as of bark or br ush, used by nomadic Native Americans of North America.

57. Francfort is head of a French archaeological team in Central Asia that played an important part in excavating the Kurgans, or frozen tombs, of nomadic Scythian tribes in Siberia's Altai mountains.

58. To the north, nomadic tribes have always roamed, developing skill of horsemanship, raiding, and warfare.

59. However, women of the Northern Dynasty turned into the main labor force and their social status were greatly improved because excessive wars had weakened the nomadic economy on hungriness land.

60. In the end, Moammar Gadhafi, the young army officer of nomadic parents, who touted himself as a unifier, unified many Libyans against him.