Significados de nomadic lifestyle em inglês

But climate change could wipe out their nomadic lifestyle altogether.

Such is the nomadic lifestyle of the modern musical celebrity.

They started to plant crops, their nomadic lifestyle was abandoned, and they slowly began to-

This kind of approach demands a nomadic lifestyle, with the destinations dictated by temperature and season.

Her book Woman in the Wilderness captures their nomadic lifestyle and is now an international best-seller.

NSW Police described him as an unemployed local resident, separated form his wife, with a nomadic lifestyle.

Is the nomadic lifestyle on the decline?

Many are reluctant to give up their nomadic lifestyle and still live on milk and fresh blood.

Surfers have long been known for a nomadic lifestyle, spent scouring the globe in search of the perfect wave.

However the Roma and their advocates argue that the nomadic lifestyle is a consequence, rather than cause, of the discrimination.

By the late 90s his physical and mental state was suffering from decades of substance abuse and a nomadic lifestyle.

The tradition of animal husbandry in the context of a nomadic lifestyle has been of great significance in the Mongolian society.

But younger people are leaving the desert and moving towards towns and cities leaving the Bedouin's mainly nomadic lifestyle under threat.

Getting information to families is particularly difficult because nearly all of the residents of Marsabit are pastoralists living a nomadic lifestyle, he said.

Separated from their families, robbed of their cattle and deprived of their nomadic lifestyle, many of the Fulani have fallen sick and died.

Her nomadic lifestyle was exhausting and disorientating, but her reasoning was that this was the only way to evade him and have some peace.