Sentence examples for miki from inspiring English sources

The three women behind the brand, twin sisters Radha and Miki Agrawal and friend Antonia Dunbar, are being hailed as feminist geniuses.

In 1941, Japanese botanist Miki Shigeru of Osaka University coined the name Metasequoia for fossil foliage with opposite, rather than spirally arranged, leaves.

Miki Takeo in 1974, Kaifu Toshiki in 1989, and Koizumi in 2001 were all made party president not because they led the most powerful faction but because they possessed reformist credentials that would help boost LDP popularity.

In Tenri-kyō, a religion founded in the 19th century by Nakayama Miki, the name of the religion figures prominently on the back of the garment, and, in Nichiren movements, the central symbol namu Myōhō renge kyō ("Homage to the Lotus of the Good Law") may be displayed on a stole hanging from the left shoulder.

The morning belonged to Japan's Miki Saiki, who carded a 66 thanks in large part to a pair of eagles on the outward nine achieved by holing approaches at the fourth and seventh holes.

The love affair between Maggie and the sex shop owner Micky (Miki Manojlovic) adds one more improbable twist to a wildly improbable movie.

Miki is a 35 year-old mother of two and Retail Manager in Manchester.

David Rensin's "All for a Few Perfect Waves," a biography of Miki Dora, one of surfing's early icons, suggests that the commercialization of the sport broke his subject's heart.

The show consisted of 15 paintings and sculptures by Jennett Lam, Peter Dechar and Tomio Miki who are concerned with chairs, pears and the artist's left ear, respectively.

PL Kyōdan, in full Perfect Liberty Kyōdan, religious group or church (Japanese: kyōdan) founded in Japan in 1946 by Miki Tokuchika.

In "Appalachian Spring" (1944), which is about the marriage of a pioneer couple, Miki Orihara and Tadej Brdnik weren't telling us, "This is Martha Graham's great treatment of the myth of the American frontier" (which it is), or "This is the loveliest piece she ever made" (ditto).