Sentence examples for gat from inspiring English sources
The word "hole" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a physical opening in something, or an empty space, or a condition of deficiency or need. For example, "John fell into a deep hole in the ground."
"I'm nat commercial: I gat to go buy it".
"You gat to pick," she said.
The name Gethsemane (Hebrew gat shemanim, "oil press") suggests that the garden was a grove of olive trees in which was located an oil press.
Although vocal music plays an important role, instrumental music is more important in Hindustani music than it is in Karnatak; there are some purely instrumental forms, such as the theme with variations known as gat.
Then follows the composed piece, which is performed with improvised variations most typically khayal (a poetic form) in vocal music and gat, a short, rhythmically distinctive theme, in instrumental music.
Rereleased and remastered for the Xbox One and PS4, Saints Row IV: Re-Elected bundles the original game with its numerous DLC packs as well as the all new standalone expansion Gat Out of Hell that sees the tiresomely deified Johnny Gat character plunged into a satanic re-skin of the Saints' home of Steelport.
(In fact, Korzenny said, he often hears Latinos who think Colgate is a Spanish word and do not understand why Americans do not pronounce it Col-gat-e, as if it were a Spanish word, with three syllables and an accent at the end).
And up until a few years ago, the release of the coming year's Zagat (pronounced zuh-GAT) ratings was a hotly anticipated event among the status conscious and the merely hungry -- with results that would often go viral.
Born: Kiryat-Gat, Israel, 1966.
Possibly less crowd-pleasing will be a planned evening of three silent ballets, by Forsythe, Robbins, and Emanuel Gat, an Israeli choreographer.
Emanuel Gat, on the other hand, was trained as a musician — he came to dance only in his twenties — and for him, as he said in the Q. & A. after his show (the L.C.F. has lots of Q. & A.s, to help the general audience), "It's always the music first".
