"ami to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is a common phrase in informal language and is typically used to express surprise or emphasis. Example: "I can't believe it, ami to, my favorite restaurant is closed!"
Table 2 shows the most common AMI to be cephalo-pelvic-disproportion (CPD) which amounts to more than 50% of all the AMIs.
Ami to ek Ononto Bhuboney !!
Cohen allegedly used AMI to make a $150,000 payment to one of the women.
Distribution network operators (DNO) are investing in an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) to enable cost reduction through smart grid applications.
Because Ravel allows Lily to be prickly and perverse and Ami to react with impatience, the strength of their intense affair is deeply moving.
To achieve this aim, the research group has set up a laboratory to spread the model of AmI to the area of manufacturing.
One novel aspect of our approach is that we employ mobile users of the mesh, running software called Mesh-Mon-Ami, to ferry management packets between physically-disconnected partitions in a delay-tolerant-network manner.
There is a shift in manner and matter from Une Vie (1883; A Woman's Life), with its echoes of Madame Bovary, through the detached but destructive portrait of the worlds of journalism and finance in Bel-Ami (1885; Eng. trans. Bel-Ami), to the powerful evocation of the crippling effects of jealousy in Pierre et Jean (1888; Pierre and Jean).
This interpretation has the advantage of returning Amis to his last.
Who, then, had provided the initial impetus for Amis to take an interest in literature?
Which brings us, mes amis, to the plot of this daffy soufflé.
