Sentence examples for hermon from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A mountain on the border between Syria, Lebanon, and Israel
Hewas known as a professional officer who was something of a disciplinarian – one of his nicknames was "Hermon the German".
Her marriage to Sir Jack Hermon, a former chief constable of the province, may be an asset, but Ulster Unionism is a macho world and Lady Hermon is a sweet-natured liberal.On the other side of the divide, Sinn Fein escaped electoral punishment for the IRA's misdemeanours.
THE view from Sheikh Abed's hilltop tomb sweeps over bare ochre slopes that tumble into a broad valley spread beneath the distant, cloudy mass of Mount Hermon.
In Cairo, Said was educated in English-language schools before transferring to the exclusive Northfield Mount Hermon School in Massachusetts in the United States in 1951.
Mount Hermon (Jabal Al-Shaykh), Syria's highest point, rises to 9,232 feet (2,814 metres).
When an officer, Sergeant Ovens, was killed by an IRA boobytrap in Coalisland, County Tyrone in 1957 Hermon was detailed to replace him as the local station sergeant.
Officer Hermon Simpson, who has been at the academy since it opened, calls out a chant, and the boys respond, repeating his words in unison.
The quartet - Naomi Long (East Belfast, Alliance), Sylvia Hermon (North Down, Independent), Michelle Gildernew (Fermanagh and South Tyrone, Sinn Fein) and Margaret Ritchie (South Down, SDLP) - could be said to cross the (alleged) cultural divide.
Under questioning from North Down MP Lady Sylvia Hermon, Drew Harris confirmed that there had been only one conviction of an IRA fugitive for a past Troubles crime out of 228 "on the runs" who received the letters of assurance.
Sporadic back-channel negotiations, conducted through third parties, produced, among other things, Syrian agreement on a continued Israeli presence though not under an Israeli flag at the militarily important surveillance station on Mount Hermon, the highest point in the area.
He is hoping that Sylvia Hermon, wife of the former RUC chief constable, will win North Down from Robert McCartney, the maverick UK Unionist.
