Sentence examples for ek from inspiring English sources

Just as Macleodganj and Campbellpur joined the subcontinent's geography, its vernacular speech may be studded with English words and phrases (ek real badmash a bad lot wolf sheep's clothing meh).

And a five-year deal in 2002 with Sony Entertainment Television for the rights to air 11 films from Mukta's back catalogue yielded some 160m rupees ($3.3m).Film Information's Mr Nahata thinks the cinema has been doing badly for the simple reason that "the content is substandard" (a category into which his magazine also puts "Ek aur ek gyarah").

THE music video "Ek Sur", more popularly known as "Mile Sur Mera Tumhara", was released on India's Independence Day in 1988.

"Ek Sur" represents one piece of the ongoing effort to define who and what is "Indian", one of modern India's most pressing challenges.On a smaller scale, the southwestern state of Karnataka struggles with some of the same issues.

Like its predecessor "Ek Sur" did for all India, this video uses catchy tunes and pretty scenery to propagandise a message of Karnataka unity.

A slow-moving theme is played by gongs arranged in a circle (khong wong yai) with variations in smaller gongs (khong wong lek), two wooden xylophones (ranat ek, ranat thum), and two box-shaped metallophones (ranat thong ek, ranat thong thum).

A clamour of young Afrikaner supermodel-types downing cocktails as pink as the paintwork lament the absence of their menfolk, lost to the rugby apparently, in machine-gun ek-sents.

The two basic possibilities of human existing (from the Latin ex and sistere, "standing out from") are those in which Dasein either comes to its self (called authenticity) or loses itself (called inauthenticity); Dasein is inauthentic, for example, when it lets the possibilities of the choice for its own "ek-sisting" be given to it by others instead of deciding for itself.

And this helps us to grasp the meaning of Heidegger's otherwise opaque claim that Dasein, and indeed only Dasein, exists, where existence is understood (via etymological considerations) as ek-sistence, that is, as a standing out.

Several other deities were associated with death e.g., Ek Chuah, a war god and god of merchants and cacao growers, and Ixtab, patron goddess of the suicides.

Among the other numerous ruined cities are Chumul, Ek Balam, and Sayil.