Sentence examples for faris from inspiring English sources
Their son Faris spent his childhood holidays in the West Bank playing football with his cousins, whose extended families had been forced to disperse all round the world, and he only got in to boarding school on a scholarship.
Saul Milton Chasee and Status) The Horrors Skying "This is my favourite album of the last 12 months, and not just because I'm in a band with one of them [Faris Badwan].
Faris Badwan (vocalist, the Horrors and Cat's Eyes) Erland and the Carnival Nightingale "They are really doing something new.
Every time I aimed a rocket-propelled grenade at a Syrian army tank, I almost cried Faris Shihab Every time I aimed a rocket-propelled grenade at a Syrian army tank, I almost cried.
Still, with any luck, Ed Miliband will be round in a minute to argue Faris Badwan into the benefits of seeking cultural change and being the change you want to see in the world.
"I've watched you lick cocaine crumbs out of a shag carpet," Christy says.
We cannot be sure of the exact environment in which the NME interviewed Faris Badwan, frontman of the Horrors, this week, but if disco is to blame, then it does at least provide some relief from his excruciating answers on philosophy and politics.
Faris Boueiz, the foreign minister, has rejected the idea of extra security guarantees, insisting that the resolution leaves no room for creative interpretation.
Who can argue with that other than you and other elitist idealists?Basin Faris Glyfada, Greece* SIR – You pointed out the failure of Western leaders to condemn the killing of protesters in Egypt, but you also missed an important juxtaposition with the war on terror.Research has suggested that democratic participation reduces terrorism.
After splitting up with boyfriend Faris Badwin of band The Horrors that summer, she met musician Max Drummey, and married him in a Las Vegas ceremony 10 days later.
Zeffira has already proven herself as one half of Cat's Eyes, the project she launched alongside The Horrors' front man Faris Badwan (who is sat in the pews tonight) with a stunning debut album last year whose leftfield gauzy orchestral pop sounded unlike anything else at the time.
