Sentence examples for cree for from inspiring English sources
The small, homey Sweetgrass Aboriginal Bistro (108 Murray Street; 613-562-3683) is ofe of the most innovative, specializing in traditional foods like tangy wabush (that's Cree for rabbit) dumplings (8 Canadian dollars) and Nunavut caribou medallions (35 dollars).
"One of the things on my bucket list … is to translate Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope into Cree," writes McLeod, before laying out Cree for Attack of the Clones: kâ-môskîstâkêcik aniki kâ-nipahi-nâh-naspitâtocik, "literally, 'when the Ones who resemble each other in an uncanny fashion attack'", and tâpwê mamâhtâwisiw awa, "the Force is strong with this one".
Nakiska (Cree for "to meet") was the most controversial facility built.
Indeed all of the copies of opa found in N. meningitidis strain Z2491 have a CREE 98 99 bp 5' (NMA1676, NMA1890, NMA2043), with similarly placed CREE for three out of four opa genes in meningococcal strain MC58 (NMB0442, NMB1465, NMB1636, but not NMB0926) [ 8, 9, 34].
Mayor Piche's office looks across a bend in the Kapuskasing River, named for the Cree word for "branch of a river," toward the giant smokestacks of the paper mill that employs one out of every 10 of its 10,000 inhabitants.
We would also like to thank the medical and research staff and the Cree interpreters for their assistance and for data collection.
Subsistence harvesting for Cree of the western and eastern James Bay region remains an integral part of the culture [ 54- 59].
The name Winnipeg comes from the Cree words for "muddy waters".
The donation follows £50,000 given by the Co-operative to help record the testimony of Cree elders for the case about the damage being done to their environment.
The Takakkaw (Cree Indian for "wonderful") Falls is formed by meltwater from the Daly Glacier in the Waputik Mountains and consists of three distinct, nearly vertical drops.
CANADA: NEW INDIAN CHIEF -- Canadian Indian tribes have elected as their national chief a Quebec Cree known for leading a North American protest campaign that stopped a major hydroelectric dam planned for northern Quebec.
