The word "guyana" is not a correct part of a sentence in written English.
Guyana is a South American country, so if you want to use it in a sentence, you could say something like: "Guyana is a tropical country on the northern coast of South America."
One is a Guyana-born musician who was at the forefront of the reggae scene in the 1980s and recently headlined the Womad festival for world music.
Lewis, a Guyana-born cricketer once tipped as the next Ian Botham, was stopped at Gatwick airport at 5am on 8 December on return from St Lucia.
The most impressive of his challengers is Erlene King, a Guyana-born community leader who has worked as an immigrants' advocate and helped to increase H.I.V. and AIDS awareness.
"I come from a country, Guyana, which is where a lot of slaves were shipped.
The narrator (like the author) is a young Indian cricket reporter, and he spends a year in Guyana as "a slow ramblin' stranger" after an earlier visit leaves him with constant dreams of the place.
The New Yorker, September 16, 1974 P. 100 There are 3/4 of a million people in Guyana, a small country on the Caribbean coast of South America.
Investigators said Mrs. Ferri, 41, a native of Guyana and a citizen of Venezuela, wanted to kill her husband of four years because he wanted the marriage dissolved and she feared she would be deported.
The family said that Mr. Evans, an immigrant from Guyana and a student at Springfield Gardens High School, was a quiet young man who had never been in trouble and did not so much as curse.
Among the AGB equations presented by Chave et al. [22], an equation was selected that achieved the smallest mean square error of prediction in a forested site in French Guyana, a neighboring country to Suriname.
Among the AGB equations presented by Chave et al. [ 22], an equation was selected that achieved the smallest mean square error of prediction in a forested site in French Guyana, a neighboring country to Suriname.
