Such as she were too much of a drag upon a wandering people.

The Arabs are a wandering people,' his father had told him. '

For the true home of my wandering people.

"We have been a wandering people, thrown from place to place.

The wandering people were reflected on the wet pavement.

At that time the main roads were very crowded, for there, were many wandering people in the land.

Mary the sign of created hope and solace to the wandering people of God 68.

These wandering people have great powers of recommendation.

Thus, Zion symbolizes a longing by wandering peoples for a safe homeland.

See, the Arabs are a wandering people.

In this time, man went through the transition from a nomadic wandering people to the sedentary lifestyle of the Neolithic.

The Utes, a fiercely wandering people, thought it profane to scar the earth even with a plow.

This allows guardians to track wandering people with Alzheimers, dementia, autism, etc.

Theyre all mad, those wandering people.

The reason for her capture was attributed by police to "the natural love of the wandering people for blue-eyed, yellow-haired children".

"Jewish people were a wandering people.

The Wandering People of God.

On their father's side they are of the Wandering People, and born for the Bitter Water Clan.

And when he gets depressed, he imagines a green land with vast, open spaces and room for a wandering people in search of a new home.

I supposed it had been "abandoned" after The War, although it may have been lived in from time to time by various wandering people.

They became an isolated, wandering people, who defended the borders of Bree and the Shire from the perils in the wild.

According to local beliefs it leads wandering people in a field astray, give them diseases or ride them over with horses if they are found asleep.

Essentially there are no well-established facilities to practice the games, but the young people keep busy by themselves with the available play-grounds amidst of wandering people.

For a landless people, for a nomadic wandering people that is the great promise, "Your Own Land."

They lived in Dacia until the 4th century, when another group of wandering peoples, the Huns, came to Dacia.