Sentence examples for ath from inspiring English sources
Before the awards it was reported ath Coast opinion was two to one for Audrey Hepburn as the best actress.
Much has been written about ath letic shoes, but isn't there always something else to say? Did you know, for instance, that William J. Riley, who founded the New Balance Arch Support Company, in 1906, based his designs on the feet of chickens, whose three-clawed feet provide those creatures with perfect poise?
if students in the ath and bth row coincide on the kth day, we must have that (a-1) x (k-1) = (b-1) x (k-1) mod 17, that is, (a-b * k-1) = 0 mod 17.
óoSal báakir I will arrive tomorrow yoom al-áHad Sunday yoom al-ithnáin Monday yoom ath thaláathah Tuesday yoom al-árba:ah Wednesday yoom al-khamíis Thursday yoom al-júma:ah Friday yoom as-sabt Saturday al-usbuú: al-qáadim next week ghúrfah room ghúrfah li shakhs wáaHid single room ghúrfah li shakhSáin double room :ind-ak ghúrfah li shakhS wáaHid/shakSáin?
This is why a return to activewear with a function – more "ath" than "leisure" – is something to be noted.
The Cantor-Bendixson theorem then states that a closed point set can be decomposed into two subsets R and S, such that R is denumerable and S is perfect (indeed, S is the ath derived set of P, for a countable ordinal a).
At the end of World War I they emerged again as activists in the Tunisian nationalist movement and, led by ath-Thaalibi, reorganized themselves (1920) into the Destour Party, which remained active until 1957.
661 Al-Ṭāʾif Al-Ṭāʾif, Saudi Arabia Wāsiṭ, Iraq Al-ḤaJune 714 full al-Ḥajjāj ibn Yūsuf ath-Thaqafī (born 661, aṭ-Ṭāʾif, Hejaz, Arabia [noWāsiṭSaudIraqabia]—died June 714, Wāsiṭ, Iraq) one of the most able of provincial governors under the Umayyad caliphate (661–750).
As a measure of his stature, he was given the title al-muʿallim ath-thālith (i.e., "third teacher"—the first two being Aristotle and al-Fārābī).
The French responded by exiling the leaders of the party, including Ali Bash Hamba and Abd al-Aziz ath-Thaalibi (1912), and driving the Young Tunisians underground.
Forced underground in 1912 after the arrest of its leaders Ali Bash Hamba and Sheikh ʿAbd al-Azīz ath-Thaʿalibī, the Young Tunisians reemerged on June 4 , 1920 as the Destour party.
