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Partly owing to meticulous research, it took Shaara (pronounced "Share-a") seven years to finish the manuscript.
The target of the attack, the former interior minister, Aftab Khan Sherpao (pronounced Share-POW), whose ancestral village sits at the foothills of the tribal region where the Taliban and their partners in Al Qaeda roam largely unfettered, was left unscathed.
It is pronounced tuh-SHARE-uh, and Teixeira was asked Tuesday about its origin.
The pig offers a promising alternative to traditional rodent models given they share pronounced genomic [ 5] and biological [ 6] similarities to humans.
He and the actor known as Yaw (pronounced yow) have shared the fourth player's role during the national tour.
The Christmas Eve toast — the test run of the '04 Noblesse Oblige, which Mr. Wölffer succinctly pronounced "good" — he shared with his staff here in the rustic Tuscan tasting room overlooking the slumbering, snow-frosted rows of cabernet, merlot and chardonnay wines, was to be their last living memory of him.
And though Treme (pronounced "trih-may") shares DNA with The Wire (its keen eye for the rhythm of a city, its insightful racial commentary and its sprawling scope come courtesy of Simon, Overmyer and other members of The Wire's tight-knit writing staff, including George Pelecanos and the late David Mills) the two series are wildly divergent.
This will be even more pronounced when high shares of intermittent renewable energy sources (IRES), like photovoltaics and wind power, are integrated into the electricity network.
Cherie (pronounced share-EE) DeCastro and her two sisters, Babette and Peggy, grew up in Cuba and gave a Latin spin to the close-harmony style of the Andrews Sisters.
These patterns are even more pronounced when considering the share in employment or in aggregate labor.
Another special, yet general feature of biological networks is their tendency to shape densely connected and well pronounced modules that largely share similar functions.
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