Sentence examples for in saba from inspiring English sources
In New York, where prosciutto and melon had long been the extent of experimental antipasti, there is now salsify braised in saba (cooked grape must), chicken liver and onion bruschetta, sweet white runner beans simmered with sage and garlic, and housemade headcheese.
In the 1980's, Tom van't Hof was instrumental in developing and managing the first three (of five) marine parks of the Netherlands Antilles, including Saba's, and his work as a conservationist and marine biologist has influenced the character of the lodge that he runs in Saba with his wife, Heleen Cornet, an artist.
Blood Red Road is a cracking quest story, full of nail-gnawing action – the "red hot" that rises up in Saba, making her a truly fearsome fighter without a hint of the pouting catsuited super-heroine about her, thrills me as much as the lustful, unorthodox romance she enjoys with the ne'er-do-weel Jack.
In Saba's world, we're ghosts from another civilization; the readers are Wreckers.
Set in Saba's high rain forest — near hiking trails that lead up to 2,910-foot Mount Scenery — Rendez-Vous has 12 solar-powered cottages with waterless composting toilets and a cafe supplied by an on-site organic garden.
Women and girls are killed by husbands, fathers, brothers, and other relatives if they are considered to have brought "shame" to the family, for example by eloping — as in Saba's case — or being suspected of having relations with a man out of wedlock.
In the first, a lone Palestinian gunman opened fire in Kfar Saba, in central Israel, killing an 18-year-old Israeli high school student and wounding several other people before he was shot dead.
The next morning a Palestinian suicide bomber struck, killing one person, at a railway station in Kafr Saba in northern Israel, thus demonstrating the most lethal kind of opposition the new order will face.
In 2011, Saba competed in a race across the Atlantic Ocean, sailing 3,000 miles to St. Lucia.
In addition, Saba worked at the BBC in radio and television in news and current affairs for BBC Radio 4 Today programme, BBC World Business Report and Radio 5 LIve.
Mr. Raichel, who is 33, grew up in a secular family in Kfar Saba, a small town outside Tel Aviv, but with several Orthodox Yemenite families living on the other side of the street.
