nomadic lifestyle

But they had their own ideas about what a nomadic lifestyle means.

Festivals have always been a part of their nomadic lifestyle.

They had a nomadic lifestyle and performed all over the world including Japan in the 1930s.

"It took me quite some time to find you, thanks to your nomadic lifestyle.

So far Russian customs do not support such a nomadic lifestyle, even among the young.

Slowly moving away from a nomadic lifestyle, he started staying in one place for longer periods.

With more jobs and material goods to carry, people are losing their nomadic lifestyle.

Most of them maintained rustic, nomadic lifestyles into old age.

At first maize did not significantly modify their nomadic lifestyle.

His family avoided this by hiding in the bush, where they lived a traditional nomadic lifestyle.

A series of events in the 1920s and 1930s put further pressure on their nomadic lifestyle, eventually leading to famine.

These were the Chukchi people, a few of whom still live a nomadic lifestyle today.

In Mongolia, about 40% of the population continues to live a traditional nomadic lifestyle.

Because of this fewer people led a nomadic lifestyle.

These are the resources we use and love and that make our nomadic lifestyle possible.

In early 2004, Kurzel lived somewhat of a nomadic lifestyle.

Most were unrelated to the nomadic lifestyle of the Karimojong.

However, some Bedouins give it up and prefer their traditional nomadic lifestyle.

They live an isolated, spartan, nomadic lifestyle on low wages.

This property makes teff particularly suited to a nomadic lifestyle.

It is not clear whether this nomadic lifestyle was already established, or a consequence of the recent turmoil.

This, he explained, accounted for their extreme poverty and nomadic lifestyle.

Many families were prevented from continuing their nomadic lifestyle.

They still lead a nomadic lifestyle and are led by a khan or tekin.

Many elders still remember the time, more than 60 years ago, when the Inuit lived a nomadic lifestyle.