Sentence examples for nas a from inspiring English sources

Research published in the Journal of Perinatology shows that in America in 2012 an infant was born every 25 minutes with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS)—a five-fold increase in a decade.

The latest beneficiary is Nas, a New York rapper whose second album, "It Was Written" (Columbia), zoomed to No. 1 when it was released earlier this month.

Her father was a tenant farmer, and Mrs. Lindgren grew up outside Vimmerby at Nas, a 500-year-old farm, in an old red house surrounded by apple orchards.

"Most people think Turkey will never be accepted and that these are delaying tactics to postpone making a decision," said Cigdem Nas, a professor at Mamara University's European Community Institute in Istanbul.

So played, poker is virtually indistinguishable from an older Persian game called as nas, a four-hand game played with a 20-card pack, five cards dealt to each player.

Along with its close cousin, network-attached storage (NAS), a technology pioneered by a company called Network Appliance that uses internet standards to connect computers to storage arrays, storage networks are now growing at a furious rate.

Pronunciation: uh-ah-LISS-na-a-KOH.

Danner SM, Shevtsova NA, Frigon A, Rybak IA.

(Na NA na na NA!) A natural-born solver.

Running against him was Ms. Na, a star legislator.

The Rev. Koo Yong Na, a United Methodist minister, took part in the service.