例句與造句

1. The Mathew's are also home to the Samburu people.
2. It is the administrative headquarters of the Samburu people.
3. The contestants will build, live and bicker in traditional mud-and-dung huts like those of the Samburu people.
4. But I loved the people, the Samburu people, and I made very good friends with a woman of the tribe.
5. The show's producers have said the contestants will build and live in traditional mud-and-dung huts like those of the Samburu people.
6. It's difficult to find samburu people in a sentence. 用samburu people造句挺難的
7. Only a few of the local Samburu people, nomadic herders with little education, have managed to secure even the most menial jobs with the aid agencies.
8. Since 2005, The Samburu Project has drilled 84 wells at a cost of $ 20, 000 each that currently provide water to thousands of Samburu people.
9. As Lesorogol observed in the Samburu people, educated women may differentiate themselves by enforcing conceptual differences along the dimensions of knowledge / capabilities and morality / sexuality.
10. Little of the 20th century has had much impact on the 107, 000 Samburu people, who live as they have for centuries in the deserts of northern Kenya.
11. The local Samburu people, pastoralists who receive meager relief food from the Kenya government, have nothing to sell to the aid agencies, which receive their supplies from Nairobi by truck.
12. In recent years, the area around Archer's Post has become the scene of violent clashes between the pastoralist Samburu people and Kenyan Somalis, mainly over grazing land and access to water.
13. Some place names in the country are attributed to the language of the Pokot and Samburu peoples, representing a tradition in the area of inhabitation by these peoples prior to displacement by the Turkana.
14. Day has said that about four people a year _ most of them children _ are killed or injured in Archer's Post, which also serves as a grazing area for the Samburu people, and Dol Dol, which serves as grazing for the Maasai.
15. The "'Turkana "'are a Nilotic people native to the Turkana District in northwest Kenya, a semi-arid climate region bordering Lake Turkana in the east, Rendille and Samburu people to the south, Uganda to the west, and South Sudan and Ethiopia to the north.
16. About four centuries ago when the Turkana and Samburu peoples expanded to the southern part of the lake, they came into contact with these Macro Somali groups, 14 while more Somalis were due east of them . 15 More importantly, the ancient Somalis are known to be  demolithic ( people of stone ), who have been associated with tireless building of megaliths.