Sentence examples for a mean Turkish from inspiring English sources

The restaurant also makes a mean Turkish coffee.

"This new approach does not mean Turkish Cypriot authorities or Greek Cypriot authorities have taken a step back from their known political positions," he said.

Sociodemographic and medical data of the patients are presented in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> aTL means Turkish Liras Floor and ceiling effect was found to be 0 % for the total score, 1 % for the emotional and social subscale scores, and 0%% for the worries and gastrointestinal symptoms subscale scores.

"Sharia law [in Thrace] is only a means of countering Turkish influence.

The country could come under pressure from its international creditors to adopt quicker ways to turn gas into cash — even if it meant a Turkish pipeline.

In 1908, the Sultan's absolute rule was curbed by the Young Turks, who went on to encourage soccer as a means of Westernizing and nationalizing Turkish youth.

Al-Malik aṣ-Ṣāliḥ Ayyūb (1240 49) is reputed to have been the largest purchaser of slaves, chiefly Turkish, as a means of protecting his sultanate both from Ayyūbid rivals and from the crusaders.

This explains why one of the last sultans, al-Ṣāliḥ Ayyūb (reigned 1240, 1245 49), resorted to increased purchase of Turkish mamlūks as a means of manning his armies.

Q | What do the bombings in Ankara mean for Turkish politics?

Two goals from Holland mean the Turkish side will not be boarding the plane to Brazil next year unless it's in the shape of a tourist.

What does that mean for Turkish politics?