Sentence examples for raas from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in the state, hundreds of party workers carried out victory processions, where women were seen dancing the traditional "garba raas".

1979 Gianni Giacomini (Italy) Jan Raas (Neth).

Several days later, the military said it had struck the coastal border city of Raas Kaambooni.

In "Raas" Ms. Sarukkai told how the god Krishna lured women into the forest to dance and then multiplied himself so that he could dance with each of them.

Her next solo — "Raas Lila," about the myth of the god Krishna and the cow girls (gopis) — featured the single most astounding moment of the program: a long, sculptural demi-plié (stance with parted knees bent) in which she continued to descend with exceptional slowness and control while holding the same upper-body position.

Kenyan military officials say their plan is to squeeze the port of Kismayu, one of Somalia's biggest towns and a major money-earner for the Shabab, from two sides in a pincer movement with troops massing to the west near Afmadow and to the south in Raas Kaambooni.

Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet (Friday) On "RAAQ" (AbstractLogix), a recent album whose title is an acronym for this band, the guitarist Rez Abbasi brings thoughtful clarity to a program of sharp originals and interesting covers, including a piece by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet (Thursday) On "RAAQ" (Abstract Logix), a recent album whose title is an acronym for this band, the guitarist Rez Abbasi brings thoughtful clarity to a program of sharp originals and interesting covers, including a piece by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

The event was produced by Richard Attias & Associates (RAA), a strategic consulting firm whose executive chairman formerly had a role in producing the annual World Economic Forum in Davos.

The narrating celebrity presence on CBeebies is a constant: Alexander Armstrong (Hey Duggee), Derek Jacobi (In the Night Garden), Lorraine Kelly (Raa-Raa the Noisy Lion).

RAA and Global Counsel are both affiliates of WPP, the world's largest advertising company.