Sentence examples for is nile from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A large river in Africa flowing through Khartoum and Cairo into the Mediterranean Sea, usually considered to be the longest river in the world.
The exception is Nile perch, which comes not from the Nile but from Lake Victoria in Central Africa.
Hanging next to the Nicholson is "Nile Valley: Morning," a 1962 work by William Scott that acknowledges geometry.
Afterward, I walked down the commercial boulevard that is Nile Avenue to the Uganda National Theater, where I enjoyed a multiracial, multi-accented rendition of "Macbeth".
(Who could forget a few weeks ago when I was jamming on stage alongside the legend that is Nile Rodgers -- total #pinchme moment).
In particular, fluorescent microscopy, spectrophotometry or flow cytometry after staining the producing cells with specific fluorescent probes (that is, Nile red, [ 13]) can be used essentially for qualitative analysis.
Jack Worthing, this play's proper, endearingly puffed-up gentleman, is echoed in Frasier; Jack's more foppish, droll brother (as it turns out), Algernon Moncrieff, is Niles.
This is Niles' second estimate reduction on the stock in one week.
Included among the amphibians and reptiles are Nile crocodiles, rock pythons, and spitting cobras.
O.K.' People always ask me, 'Where were Nile's parents during all this?' They live in TriBeCa.
By then southern Sudan hopes to pick a national anthem and a name; leading contenders are Nile Republic and South Sudan.
Are you trying to be Nile, Paul?
