Sentence examples for jonas from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Of Biblical derivation; the New Testament Greek form of Jonah.
He trailed Jonas Hogh-Christensen throughout the preliminary 10-race series and looked beaten in the medal race.
PSG had won the away leg 2-1 despite Zlatan Ibrahimovic's sending off and seemed content to sit back in an uneventful first half but the match came to life 10 minutes into the second period when Valencia's Brazilian forward Jonas pounced on a loose ball to rifle home a fierce shot from outside the penalty area.
West Bromwich's captain Darren Fletcher, the United loyalist who won the free-kick from which Chris Brunt scored the winning goal via a Jonas Olsson deflection, has no doubt that, whatever money Van Gaal and the club need to spend this summer to make that a reality, it must be spent.
Duran Duran presented an icon award to Jonas Åkerlund, director of now-classic videos for Madonna's Ray of Light, the Prodigy's Smack My Bitch Up and Lady Gaga's Paparazzi.
Roberto Soldado's weak attempt from a clever Jonas through-ball was easily blocked by Salvatore Sirigu in the PSG goal as Valencia carved out the first chance on 15 minutes.
This week, he announced he is hoping to add Jonas Bjorkman to his team, to work alongside Mauresmo and fill a void created by the departure of Dani Vallverdu in November.
The work of Mr Lars-Jonas Ångström has revealed new information about the circumstances of Ivar Kreuger's death that casts doubt over the alleged suicide.
Devante Smith-Pelly scored less than two minutes into the game, Mathieu Perreault had a goal and an assist and Jonas Hiller stopped 21 shots for the Ducks.
Jonas Almgren, the boss of London-based Artfinder, sees his site as a painterly version of Etsy, a successful American portal for selling handmade wares.
A conservative estimate by Jonas Widgren, of the International Centre for Migration Policy Development in Vienna, reckons that 400,000 people are smuggled into the European Union each year; others suggest that is simply the number of girls brought into the EU and forced into prostitution.
But Jonas Minton of the Planning and Conservation League, a Californian non-profit outfit, thinks that a public-relations firm paid by the farmers has been exaggerating their misery.
