Examples from literature

• Eating foods high in fat helps the Eskimos stay warm. 
• Eskimos first lived in Alaska more than 7,000 years ago. 
• Eskimos know how to live with freezing temperatures. 
• Eskimos make fires inside the igloo and the snow keeps the heat in. 
• Eskimos traditionally make their clothes from animal hair and animal skins. 
• The Eskimos cut the ice into squares, and they use these to build the igloo. 
• The Eskimos, called Inuits in some places, live in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and northern Russia. 
• The traditional Eskimo food is meat from animals such as seals, walruses, and whales. 
• Today, most Eskimos live in modern houses in villages. 
• You can learn about the Eskimo people and life in the town many years ago. 
• A sledge with a fine team of dogs had also been placed at their disposal, and an intelligent young Eskimo, who could speak some English, was ready to guide them on their southward journey. 
• During the summer months the Eskimo has to provide light and fuel for that long half-year of darkness within the igloo. 
• No matter how poorly off he is, an Eskimo will feel quite offended if a visitor does not share with him what he has to eat. 
• Then the little Eskimo children creep nearer to their father with certainty that a new story is in store for them. 
• With the Eskimo was a fine breed of dogs, with erect ears, sharp noses, bushy tails.