Sentence examples for The alba from inspiring English sources
noun
A type of lyrical poetry, traditionally Provençal, about lovers who must part at dawn.
The ALBA countries have made it clear that, whatever US policy in the region may be, at least as it relates to the ALBA, the United States will be tangoing alone.
The Alba superfamily proteins share a common RNA-binding domain.
The Alba countries said they had the backing of most of the developing world.
The Alba (white) Truffle Festival in the Piedmont region of Italy lasts all October and includes world class chefs, primo Barolo wines and a truffle auction.
The ALBA countries have no interest in seeing this resolved.
The Alba family is just one of an estimated 620,000 military households seeking help from the Feeding America network.
The ALBA nations, Pershing claims, saw the Copenhagen process "not so much as a solution to climate change, but in fact as a mechanism to redistribute global wealth".
The Alba fold is strongly linked with the broad function of nucleic acid binding.
The Alba domain, formerly known as Sso10b, was first identified and characterized from a hyperthermophilic archaeon [ 47].
But the ALBA countries are no longer alone in griping about the commission.
The difference between the alba and usta was therefore the gas, which Black called "fixed air".
