Sentence examples for or jeddah from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement officials in the United States, Britain and Saudi Arabia said the airline was responding to the recent arrest of several Muslim militants in Saudi Arabia who were reported to have been plotting to attack a British Airways plane as it took off or landed at the international airport in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, or Jeddah.

Leave the glitzy heart of Riyadh or Jeddah, the two main cities, and you find down-at-heel suburbs where poor Saudis live side by side with poor Asian and African workers.Saudi unemployment, an oddity in such a rich country, is now on everyone's minds.

Nor did she have to attend a costly Chicago Dental School to say what Riyadh or Jeddah is thinking.

In the year 2000, retrospective review identified 264 suspected cases of meningococcal disease in Mecca, Medina, or Jeddah.

All cases occurred in patients originating from Mecca or Jeddah, 2 cities in Saudi Arabia 75 km apart, representing a zone of 5,000 km.

Confirmed meningococcal disease was defined as culture of N. meningitidis from blood or CSF, or detection of N. meningitidis antigen by latex agglutination of CSF from a person with suspected meningococcal disease in Mecca, Medina, or Jeddah from January 21 to June 5, 2000.

The only criterion for exclusion was living in the area (North or South Jeddah) for less than 15 years.

The result is a Saudi bombing campaign that has levelled the country, but so far failed to recapture Sanaa, or prevent a missile being fired at Jeddah or Mecca.

That's true of a lot of art in galleries such as ATHR from Jeddah or even the Middle East-dominated New York gallery Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller (which reported such rapid sales that "we haven't even had time to invoice").

My face was puffy and, most ludicrously, since there were no hairdressers in Jeddah (or none I found), my hair, which was thin and frizzed by the drugs, had been uncut for nine months and hung in a tangle over my eyes.

For similar reasons, researchers agree that naming the new virus, a distant cousin of SARS, after Jeddah or Saudi Arabia would not be wise; Fouchier says that's why he named it after his lab instead.