caribs In A Sentence

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• Columbus learned , but did not encounter until his second voyage, the fierce caribs the Lesser Antilles.
• Out of envy, the caribs killed all the men and took away the women.
• During this time I saw a couple of the caribs made for some other customers.
• Conflict between the British and the Black caribs continued until 1796.
• Hitherto the Spaniards had met only the weak islanders, or the more robust cannibal caribs, both alike pure savages.
• The caribs also featured Haitian conga drummer, Albert LaGuerre.
• 100, followed by caribs and Tainos.
• But the caribs had driven out the Arawaks, which the article seems to condone.
• The explanation that they gave was that the caribs had been conquered by the neighbouring Arawak.
• According to Breton, he arrived on Saint Vincent at one point, but did not stay because local caribs had killed two prior proselytizers.
• Caribs pay sales taxes on goods sold in the territory's stores.
• The caribs, holding a certain section of the river, named it the Ibirinoco, corrupted by the Spaniards into Orinoco.
• The caribs were Christianized by the early Spanish Franciscan missionaries.
• The caribs were skilled boatbuilders and sailors, and owed their dominance in the Caribbean basin to their military skills.
• They were later replaced by Arawakan speakers around 1200 AD, and around 1500 by Island caribs.
• Williams said caribs should not have to pay either.