Sentence examples for ni ni from inspiring English sources

Then Ni Ni moves to California.

(Ages 8 to 12) Grandma Ni Ni, who grew up in China, lives in the house behind Xiao Jimmy's in Cincinnati and takes special care of her grandson.

What the survey produced was Ni Ni, a wide-eyed nybrid of dog, cat, pig and cow with the talent of Picasso and an unflappable curiosity.

"People's interest made me feel connected to the world," said Ni Ni Myint, who had travelled from Myanmar to attend.

Through sketches that spring to life, Ni Ni introduces children to fantastic characters, among them Horace Hippopotamus, an indeterminate species called the Fingerlings and the mischievous twin sisters Treezle B and Treezle D, whose sole reason for being is to egg Ni Ni on.

Narikawa, R., Fushimi, K., Ni Ni, W. & Ikeuchi, M. Red-shifted red/green-type cyanobacteriochrome AM1_1870g3 from the chlorophyll d-bearing cyanobacterium Acaryochloris marina.

"The ni-ni vote (neither nor) is not the solution to the UMP's problems," Valls added.

A slogan of Mr. Mitterrand's second seven-year term was "Ni-Ni" -- neither nationalization nor privatization.

This hardline position known as "ni-ni" (neither-nor) has caused a major disagreement at the heart of the party.

In Spain, they call young adults Generación Ni-Ni, a demographic driven by national economic ruin into a limbo of neither work nor study – ni trabaja, ni estudia.

Former government minister and Socialist rebel Benoît Hamon voiced the ire of many on the left saying it was a shame the UMP "is again playing the ni-ni card".