Sentence examples for harun from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor, Andrew Doyle, read the allegations against Harun Causevic, of Hampton Park, during the 18-year-old's bail application in the Melbourne magistrates court on Tuesday.

Robin Hood, King Arthur, Alexander of Macedon, Achilles and Odysseus, Apollo and Pan, Loki and Baldur, Sinbad and Harun al Rashid, Rapunzel and Beauty and the Beast, Tom Bombadil and Cerberus.

The book's brilliance lies in the gradual way Mr Daoud reveals Harun to be a perfect mirror: the tragic double of Meursault/Camus.

"Maman died today," Camus's original opening line, becomes "Mama's still alive today .The reader begins to grasp that Harun is as much a stranger in his liberated country as Meursault once was.

The narrator is Musa's younger brother, Harun; he says he and his mother are "the only genuine heroes of that famous story".

Or maybe he's mine".If Camus's writing is "capable of giving air facets like diamonds", as Harun says, Mr Daoud's prose is propulsive and charged.

They include "A Shine of Rainbows" (ages 10 to 13), a Canadian and Irish film about an adopted boy who enters a new life, and "Harun-Arun" (ages 8 to 10), a movie from India that deals with that country's partition and its effect on a small boy.

Harun Khan, deputy secretary general of the council, said: "Is Mr Pickles seriously suggesting, as do members of the far right, that Muslims and Islam are inherently apart from British society?" He said he was writing back to Pickles to demand an explanation for the assumptions that appeared to be in the letter.

Harun Khan, deputy secretary general of the MCB, said: "The reaction has been hugely positive.

Deputy secretary-general Harun Khan of the Muslim Council of Britain said: "We will be writing to Mr Eric Pickles to ask that he clarifies his request to Muslims to 'explain and demonstrate how faith in Islam can be part of British identity'.

Watching them, another Afghan taking in the air, Harun Merzad, 34, who was jobless and wearing a black hat and a G-Star Raw jacket, spoke of the Americans' impending departure, and of the Soviets' before it, with indifference — as if it was inevitable that once again Afghanistan would revert to what it always had been.