Sentence examples for arab origins from inspiring English sources

We also value our 'Tunisianity' and our north African, African and Arab origins".

The description clearly hints at something punchier than mere wine.The etymology of distilling provides further proof of Arab origins.

Mr. Solé i Torné said that "rumiskal" — a word meaning to mix, from the Moorish era in Spain — may point to Arab origins for the sauce.

Dan Almagor, who wrote the lyrics to "And We Have Falafel," said he would write the same song today -- but with a line about the dish's Arab origins.

It happens a thousand times a day and no one feels the urge to write about it unless it's a man with Arab origins".

France in particular has produced a flood of such movies in all kinds of genres, from the recent prison drama "A Prophet," in which a naïve young North African prisoner learns to outwit Corsican gangsters, to "Angel A, Luc Bessonn's "It's a Wonderful Life -like fantasy whose main character is a petty thief of Arab origins.

They are a distinguished religious family with a strong Pashtu-speaking following, but they are originally of Arab origin — "Sadat" being the preferred term to describe them.

The three dead soldiers were of Arab origin, and a black soldier is in critical condition.

The police in Hamburg, Germany, detained an airport worker of Arab origin for questioning in connection with the terrorism.

"The search for the white Pajero and three occupants of Arab origin is on," Police Commissioner Philemon Abongo said.

(Many of the nuns' recipes for sweetmeats involving sugar, honey and almonds are in fact of Arab origin.