Sentence examples for indian creations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stein's best-known Indian creations were probably a collection of buildings on Lodi Estate in New Delhi, including headquarters of the Ford Foundation, Unicef and the World Wide Fund for Nature, a conference center called the India International Center, and the India Habitat Center for housing and environmental studies.

"They couldn't believe that the robot was an Indian creation," recalls Mr Azad who later christened the contraption DuctBot.

Mallya bought a franchise to run a team in the brash new Indian Premier League, a TV-friendly rapid-fire cricket tournament which is another flashy, glamorous, lucrative recent Indian creation, guaranteeing further publicity in a sports-mad nation.

In addition to the enjoyable musical challenges, his younger colleague, Nurbol Syn, who is also a trombonist, said that he had developed a real taste for Indian food, especially such Sino-Indian creations as chicken Manchurian.

The menu finds room for mulligatawny soup, an English-Indian creation, as well as regional specialties like raj kachori, a Calcutta dish of flour patties filled with chickpeas and dipped in tamarind sauce; shrimp balchau, a Goan dish of shrimp in a chili masala sauce; and Punjabi-style lentils simmered overnight with onion and garlic.

Continuing exhibitions: "All Roads Are Good: Native Voices on Life and Culture," presenting more than 300 objects from the museum's collection chosen by 23 American Indians, and "Creation's Journey: Masterworks of Native American Identity and Belief".

Tomorrow and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., discussions and demonstrations by Quichua weavers, Continuing exhibitions: "All Roads Are Good: Native Voices on Life and Culture," presenting more than 300 objects from the museum's collection chosen by 23 American Indians, and "Creation's Journey: Masterworks of Native American Identity and Belief".

He was promoted to field marshal in 1946 and as supreme commander in India administered the splitting of the Indian army following the creation of Pakistan.

Finally, in December, 1971, India and Pakistan would fight a brief fourteen-day war, ending with an Indian victory and the creation of the new country of Bangladesh.

While the 250th anniversary of the French and Indian War warranted the creation of its own commission when George E. Pataki was governor, a re-enactment last year of the war's final battle had to be scaled back because of a drawn-out budget battle in Albany.

When North American Indians tell the creation myth, it changes as it is passed down from father to son.