Sentence examples similar to nor'-west from inspiring English sources
The revolution's early creed was "Neither East nor West".
NEITHER EAST NOR WEST: One Woman's Journey Through the Islamic Republic of Iran, by Christiane Bird.
Strangely, neither East nor West doubled, but they judged well because West led the heart ace instead of a diamond.
His supposed achievements, such as the non-alignment foreign policy into "neither East nor West", are also often derided.
"Gus Dur looks as if he is meandering neither east nor west," he said, using the president's nickname.
The Islamic Republic's founder Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's slogan of "neither east, nor west" summed up this aspiration.
In a similar vein, and just as fine, is Christiane Bird's NEITHER EAST NOR WEST: One Woman's Journey Through the Islamic Republic of Iran (Pocket Books, $26.95).
In The New York Times, Walter Kerr described it as a work without "specific emotional or cultural bearings" in which the audience is "drawn neither East nor West".
Neither Nelson nor West played the final 9 minutes 50 seconds as Martelli seemed intent on not letting the score get too out of hand.
"As things stand, Japan is adrift, anchored neither in East nor West and scoring badly on virtually all globalization criteria," he said.
"Is it possible that you can really hear me!" "What was that?" screamed the wizard of the U.P. Neither east nor west got their nickel back.
