Sentence examples for oman it from inspiring English sources

And because McDonald's has its distinctive outlets just about everywhere, from Andorra to Oman, it is much more exposed to shifting economics and political upheavals around the globe.

In Gulf Arabic, with the exception of some parts of Oman, it is universally pronounced 'g' as in 'gag'gag

Oman It is only 50 miles distant, yet Oman could not be further from Dubai in spirit and in spending opportunities.

Against Oman, it was Matt McKay, Robbie Kruse, Mark Milligan and Tomi Juric with the goals as Australia secured qualification through Group A. The match was over as a contest by half-time as the Socceroos ran riot against Oman's back five.

In Bahrain it's now over $115 (far higher than yesterday's price of around $102) while in Oman it's up to $104.

Usually when you see the word Oman, it is preceded by the word "sleepy".

With the best chorus of all time: "If there's a ghost in your mind/Call the Omen/If there's a death in your dreams/Call the Omen/If there's a monster on your roof/Call the Omen/If there's a witch on a hill/Call the Omen" it's all winner in my book.

Credit: FLICKR/KURUSHPESHWAR. IndiGo Based in: India Where it flies: India (39 destinations), Dubai, Bangkok, Singapore, and Oman Why it's more than just cheap: IndiGo has figured out how to be the largest and most profitable airline in India.

Oman says it just, kind of, um ah, kind of said it wanted Kosovo in the United Nations, but that is totally different.

With a long history of Arab rule dating back to 1698, Zanzibar was an overseas territory of Oman until it achieved independence in 1858 under its own Sultanate.

A previous study has shown that there is a significant difference between private and public practitioners in Oman when it comes to diagnosis and knowledge of TB and that it is the private practitioners who have less knowledge and ability to diagnose than the public ones [ 17].