Sentence examples for ethnic items from inspiring English sources
Alioune sells "ethnic" items to Senegalese (and others) who hawk them on streets or beaches.
Chocolates, charcuterie, caviar, king salmon, high-end vinegars, ethnic items like Afghan mezze, fancy popcorn and West Coast oysters shipped within a day of harvest are also sold.
The purpose was to determine whether Asian Americans are still seeking familiar and preferred ethnic items and whether they are using them in daily life after they have immigrated to the United States.
Did we read that correctly, "white codes of fashion?" Whether we accessorize with ethnic items or not, it is by no means a deviation from guidelines set by the white community--rather it's simply an interpretation of personal style.
"Now it's no longer an ethnic item.
Cultural items addressed medical mistrust, fatalism, religiosity, spirituality, collectivism, communalism, racial and ethnic identity, and privacy.
The end of the tunnel, perhaps Alexander Kwasniewski Reprints Related items Ethnic conflict in Macedonia: WaitingJul 12th 2001 The Balkans: Hope and fearJun 28th 2001 Ex-Yugoslavia: War in Macedonia?Jun 28th 2001On July 25th, though, the West seemed to be scrambling to repair relations.
Not normal Reprints Related items Ethnic groups in Kosovo: The minorities within the minorityNov 2nd 2006The difference between Serbs and Croats on the one hand, and Albanians on the other, is that most Serbs and Croats lived in one country until 1991.
There was no statistically significant gender or ethnic difference in items regarding students participation in the program ["Participation should be obligatory": males: 4.54 ± 1.99, females: 4.83 ± 1.99, p = 0.49; Arabs and Druze 4.09 ± 2.37, Jewish 4.79 ± 1.87, p = 0.213.
The questionnaire included a semiquantitative food frequency list of food and beverage items, ethnic foods commonly consumed in the Houston area, an open-ended section, and dietary behaviours such as dining at restaurants and cooking methods.
Other growers fear that such an avalanche will glut the market for pomegranates, which so far have been mostly an ethnic and specialty item.
