Sentence examples for golan of from inspiring English sources

Deep defense against the Syrians we say are not threatening Israel from up on the Golan, of course.

She is the daughter of Dr. Moshe Golan of Netanya, Israel, who is a gastroenterologist there, and the late Haya Biderman.

At the 1985 Cannes Film Festival, flush with his renewed celebrity and notoriety, Godard approached Menahem Golan, of Cannon Films, and asked him to produce a film of "King Lear".

Its genesis alone is remarkable: at the Cannes Film Festival in 1985, Godard and the producer Menahem Golan of Cannon Films signed a contract for it that was handwritten on a napkin.

It was, in any case, a productive festival for Godard; he was chosen to direct a film of an opera that Pierre Boulez would compose (that project didn't pan out), and he met with Menahem Golan, of Cannon Films, with whom he signed a contract, on a tablecloth, for "King Lear" (which premièred at Cannes two years later, and which is one of his greatest films).

SEVERAL years ago, the Cannes Film Festival was brightened by the report that Menahem Golan, of Cannon Films, and Jean-Luc Godard had signed an agreement on a napkin calling for Cannon to produce an adaptation of "King Lear" to be written by Norman Mailer, directed by Mr. Godard, with Mr. Mailer in the title role co-starring with his daughter, Kate Mailer, as Cordelia.

"Shortly after that, the governor pushed Golan out" of his administration, Mr. Lowy said.

More recently in the 1967 Middle East war thousands of Syrians were ejected from the Golan, one of the most fertile parts of the country.

For example, Israel is willing to swap valuable land adjacent to the Golan for control of the Galilee shoreline and water rights.

The Jordanians reported that they retaliated by shelling Ti berias, an Israeli town on the Sea of Galilee, and Al Himma, in the Israeli‐occupied Golan heights of Syria.

Ximing Wu, Jeffrey M. Perloff, and Amos Golan, "Effects of Government Policies on Urban and Rural Income Inequality," Review of Income and Wealth, 52(2), June 2006:213-235.