Sentence examples for dor from inspiring English sources
noun
A large European dung beetle, , that makes a droning noise while flying.
The east coast franchise is currently run by a government-owned company, Directly Operated Railways (DOR).
At its conference the shadow transport secretary, Maria Eagle, attacked the "nonsense" of allowing foreign state-backed firms to run UK railway franchises while excluding DOR.
He nevertheless published a number of optimistic poems glorifying the communist regime; these include "Mayn dor" (1927; "My Generation") and the epic Brider (1929; "Brothers").
Albasini's collection of short stories O livro da dor ("The Book of Sorrow") was published in 1925.
DOR has prepared contingency plans for other franchises should they fail, and it was given the "statutory obligation to provide operator of last resort capability".
Directly Operated Railways (DOR) was set up by the Department for Transport (DfT) to manage East Coast in 2009, because National Express was making huge losses on running the franchise.
With each pledge, the crowd cheers: "Ob-ra-dor!".With such promises, Mr López Obrador has topped opinion polls for many months.
One of the most common is dor-dor ("turn, turn" in Farsi) where telephone numbers are exchanged out of the windows of cars in the street about as public as flirting can get in Iran.
A delicate matter Anton Edelmann, the former Savoy chef whose protégés include the young Giorgio Locatelli, was at Sotheby's in London this week, serving guests and fellow gourmands including Locatelli, Brian Mosimann, Mark Hix and John Williams, a 16th-century recipe for cooking dor-mice.
"Dor-thee?" "She's in the sunroom," I told her again.
Mr. Arikha (his full name is pronounced AH-vig-dor ah-REE-kuh) was known for his depictions of his immediate orbit: the view from his studio window, chairs and tables, clothing and other orderly household things.
