Sentence examples for hali from inspiring English sources
Chambers also used Bierce's supernatural entities Hali and Hastur, which later found their way into Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos stories.
Doubles from £62 B&B, hali.is snapper78 This waterfront hotel, originally a fisherman's hostel, is in the village of Grundarfjördur in western Iceland.
"Horses", she writes, "are more mysterious than life and harder to understand".In an attempt to understand them better she turns to a woman called Hali who claims to have a telepathic connection with the animals.
"We call it the Hali," Ouyang Minggao, the Tsinghua professor in charge of it, told me.
The editors of the London-based magazine Hali, whose audience consists of the most passionate people in the rug world, occasionally find themselves publishing ads that cost more than the carpet in the picture.
Now, DeVito and Jackson give the Chiefs a pair of defensive ends stout against the run and strong enough to keep blockers off Hali and Houston.
Kilims and halis were strewn every which way across marble navel stones under huge domes that let shafts of light illuminate the structure built in 1556 by the famed architect Sinan to house the baths of Roxelana, known locally as Hurrem.
While machine-woven rugs – aimed at far eastern clients – are gradually replacing the ancient techniques used to weave carpets, deep in the heart of the Grand Bazaar, Şişko Osman is a truly old style carpet dealer, scouring the cities of Anatolia for rare kilims and halis.
Halis Bayancuk, the reputed Isis leader in Turkey, has been arrested just as he was a year ago – on which occasion he was soon released, and the police who detained him sent to prison instead.
"I think people are recognizing that the vet stuff is fabulous," said Hali Jones, an animal communicator in Carmel, Calif., whose work was chronicled in Jane Smiley's book, "A Year at the Races".
The fair, known as Larta, was born after the Hali Fair, which featured more than 70 antique rug and textile dealers and ran alongside the Olympia art and antiques fair, closed in 1996 after nine years.
