Sentence examples for kut on from inspiring English sources

A few days after I saw Mattis, the 1st Marine Division approached the city of Kut, on the Tigris River.

BAGHDAD -- Insurgents set off bombs on two buses traveling from Baghdad to the mainly Shiite city of Kut on Monday, killing at least 20 passengers.

BAGHDAD — Security forces in the eastern Iraqi city of Kut on Wednesday fired on a group of protesters calling for the provincial governor to step down, killing at least three people, according to a local government official.

One young man hugged the tombstone of his brother, accidentally shot and killed, he said, by American soldiers in Kut on July 3. His mother and 24-year-old sister had come to visit the grave and then gone to pray, leaving the mosque just as the bomb erupted.

BAGHDAD — Insurgents exploded bombs on two buses traveling from Baghdad to the mainly Shiite city of Kut on Monday, killing at least 20 passengers and raising renewed concerns about the government's ability to provide security following the withdrawal of American combat troops from Iraq's cities.

In the latest blow to the fragile stability that prevailed across many Shiite towns in the south until the last week, Ukrainian troops were forced to withdraw from bases in Kut on Wednesday after coming under attack by Mr. Sadr's militia force, the Mahdi Army.

The construction of the BAM (Baikal-Amur Magistral) railroad between Ust-Kut, on the Lena River, and Komsomolsk-na-Amure, on the Amur, a distance of 2,000 miles (3,200 km), was completed in 1980.

The officer was getting a haircut at Nu-Flavor Kuts on West Side Avenue when two men came in around 8 30 p.m. to rob the shop, said Deputy Police Director Edgar Martinez.

In our first episode, Ty visits Ice Kol Kuts on Commercial Drive one of the few neighborhoods in Vancouver with a high concentration of black-owned businesses and learns more about what it means to be underrepresented in an already marginalized community.

They got within twenty-five miles of the city but then had to retreat to Kut, a village on the Tigris River.

In Iraq, an expeditionary force from India had surrendered to the Turks at Kut al-Amara on the lower Tigris in 1916.