Sentence examples for nana which from inspiring English sources

The agency had merely rung the wrong number by mistake, and left a message for "Nana", which the reporters had persuaded themselves sounded like "Amanda", Milly's proper name.

A wall plaque quotes Émile Zola's novel, "Nana," which is loosely based on the courtesan: "Nana dreamed a bed such as had never existed before, a throne, and altar, to which Paris would come in order to worship her sovereign nudity".

Andy scores feisty Kim with the giant vertical chest bow, and Christopher picks someone named Nana, which is a good enough reason for me.

Look no further than organic eatery Nana, which welcomes the just-out-of-bed diners this Sunday for a Pajama Brunch, complete with breakfast specials like chicken and waffles and a prize for the best PJs on display.

On the board were "mom/mommy" and "mama" and Sheila's teammate Cecilia had just incorrectly guessed "nana," which is where things really seemed to go off the rails for Team Patterson, devolving into an eight-minute descent into whatever ring of hell includes basic pronunciation misunderstandings.

Arzner next made Nana (1934), which was adapted from Émile Zola's 1880 novel.

But I had on NaNa Platforms, which caved when three teenage boys came at me from behind; I fell and broke my ankle in three places.

On the other hand, non-secreted proteins up-regulated during this period includes nanA (TC14003_1), which is involved in the utilization of N-acetylneuraminic acid [ 64].

However, a second allele nana largiflora, which caused a somewhat weaker phenotype in the Sippe 50 genetic background [ 12], could not be distinguished from wild-type in F2 populations produced by crossing to 165E line.

For this reason, in this work we focused on nanA, nanK, and nanE, which from now on we will refer to as the Nan cluster.

In 1992, she formed a choreographic group, and, after she and Etienne moved to Paris, she created her first major work, "Nana et Lila," which combined the traditions of flamenco with the trance music of Gnawa, which originated in Morocco.