| The Gundungurra and Gandangara speaking Aboriginal people moved nomadically between Megalong and other valleys along Dreaming pathways. |
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| But a third of the population still lives nomadically, herding animals and sleeping in gers, burning coal or garbage for heat. |
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| He was born in France but spent his early childhood nomadically, in Beirut, Istanbul, and Salonica, before the family settled down in Algiers. |
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| In all three societies, people live nomadically, dependent on hunting and gathering food. |
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| He had risen to fame by rejecting his owner, choosing instead to nomadically wander the streets of St Andrews. |
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| It will also wander nomadically in search of better food supplies during years when vole populations are low. |
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| She had stepped onto the runway wearing half of the designers' fall collection piled nomadically on her shoulders, one fox-trimmed maxi-cape short of tipping over, and left wearing the other half. |
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| Crespieul settled among the Aboriginal population, learned the Montagnais language and lived nomadically in the very vast territory of his mission. |
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| There is also a range of issues arising from the fact that VoIP customers can use the same VoIP service nomadically, rather than from one fixed line location or one mobile terminal. |
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