Sentence examples for karam from inspiring English sources

A subtler preparation, flavoured with garlic and ginger, as used by Jaffrey and Gymkhana chef Karam Sethi, suits me better.

"You don't speak a word of Arabic," another judge, Lebanese singer Najwa Karam, told her, "and yet you sing better than other singers".

Murillo Karam recognised the collaboration of the US government in tracking Guzmán to a network of safe houses with reinforced metal doors and escape tunnels that made use of the city drainage system and allowed the criminal to escape from an initial operation.

"There were several moments when we could have detained him after that," Murillo Karam said.

Their bodies were then incinerated in a remote rubbish tip beyond the south-western town of Iguala, where they went missing, and their remains were tossed in a river, Mexico's attorney-general, Jesús Murillo Karam, said on November 7th.

There were also questions about how long the authorities had known of the fate of the students, and whether the news was deliberately released shortly before Mr Peña's planned state visit to China.Mr Murillo Karam delivered the long-awaited account in a sombre tone, and the details were chilling.

It provides one example of how corporate India might evolve, as it globalises its operations, professionalises its management and modernises its technologies, while remaining a family conglomerate.The group was founded in the 1920s by Karam Chand Thapar, who passed it on to his son, Lalit Mohan.

"We have always been following and imitating the west," said Najma Karam, one of the show's judges.

The attorney general, Jesús Murillo Karam, told reporters gathered at the navy's main base in Mexico City that Guzmán was captured at 6.40am on Saturday in the resort city of Mazatlán in "an impeccable operation" carried out by the Mexican navy with "no shots fired".

Ms Gordillo, who likes to be known as "la Maestra" ("the Teacher"), was arrested at an airport outside Mexico City.Jesús Murillo Karam, the attorney general, said Ms Gordillo and two other union officials had spent the money on designer clothes, art, property and cosmetic surgery.

The complexity and cost of firing people in Europe is a big concern for American venture capital, says Georges Karam, the chief executive of Sequans Communications, a French chipmaker for smartphones which went public on the New York Stock Exchange last year.