The phrase "a suriname" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to Suriname, but it lacks proper context and grammatical structure.
Example: "I visited a Suriname restaurant that served delicious dishes."
Alternatives: "a Surinamese place" or "a Suriname location".
Dino Bouterse, 42, who worked in a Suriname counterterrorist unit, was sentenced by US district judge Shira Scheindlin in Manhattan.
The union also said on Tuesday that it had relaxed restrictions on two airlines from Indonesia and that it had placed a Suriname airline on its blacklist.
A Suriname Election Pledge The Suriname Army chief who staged a bloodless coup pledged to give up power to an elected government within 100 days, and calm returned to the capital, Paramaribo.
The agency, quoting a Suriname group here that was said to have been linked to the plan, said the invasion was scheduled for July 1, when some 300 men were to have flown from Florida to Paramaribo, capital of the former Dutch Guiana on the northern tip of South America.
Maria Full of Grace is a Latin American movie that focuses on the perils of drug trafficking; Rambo is a Suriname based film that has the same name as the famous Rambo film, that is written and set in Suriname and presents the story of a junior secondary school student who abuses and sells drugs.
I would like to know how much it is worth.--O.K. A: Your Suriname bill is worth about $3 to $5.
Asked what he planned to write next, he said his mother was keen for him to look into the life of her father, who was the son of a white Suriname plantation owner and a black plantation worker.
The appearance of four sand mining barges off a beach in Suriname despite a ban demonstrates need for community vigilance.
We coded the Netherlands Antilles as a democracy and Suriname as an autocracy.
The starkness of Flores' work, Seals notes, is counterbalanced by the light touch of Xavier Robles de Medina, a young sculptor from Paramiribo, Suriname, a former Dutch colony in South America.
Just two months ago, for example, Conservation International established a trust fund to underwrite a project announced last year to help Suriname, a small South American country, manage four million acres of untouched tropical forests that Asian timber interests had tried to buy.
