Sentence examples for leila from inspiring English sources

When things had died down, I spoke to Imane and Leila about it.

She starts by praising three of the remarkable women who have been making waves on climate change and other issues: Tamsin Omond, Ariane Sherine and Leila Deen.

She married Viv in 1970, and settled in Newport, south Wales, where I and my sister Leila were born.

"Everything is very complex here when it comes to making a portrait of a woman," said Leila.

I believe that Tamsin and Leila should both be declared national treasures: Tamsin for her rooftop protest on the Houses of Parliament, Leila for covering Peter Mandelson with green custard.

Then, while talking with Imane and Leila, the two young local women she was working with, Meiselas hit on the idea of a creating a pop-up studio inside the medina on Spices Square to photograph the women who worked there.

Leila Deen, energy campaigner at Greenpeace, said: "With the right policies in place, biogas could provide up to half the UK's domestic heat, reduce landfill and help us achieve our climate change targets.

With time the web of influence extended both to the husbands of Mr Ben Ali's four adult daughters and to the many relatives of his second wife, Leila Trabelsi, a former hairdresser whom he married in 1992.

Since the country's dictator, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, with his greedy wife, Leila Trabelsi, flew off into a Saudi twilight on January 14th after a nationwide uprising that lasted barely a month, there have been political hiccups, sit-ins, strikes and riots, especially in the fly-blown towns of the interior, and several new governments.

A number of books since have tackled the period, including "Pulang" ("Homecoming"), a prize-winning novel by Leila Chudori, a Tempo journalist.

Officials say this means a freeze of assets, starting with those of ex-president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali and his wife, Leila Trabelsi.