Sentence examples for ris from inspiring English sources

In some cases the Iberian Peninsula has adopted the Arabic word for such plants, while other languages prefer words of other origin—'rice' is arroz in Spanish and Portuguese, arròs in Catalan, but Italian and French prefer a Greek word (riso, riz), as do Vegliot (rize), Rhaetian (Friulian ris), and Romanian (orez).

Thus, for the Proto-Semitic root *-p-r-s 'to divide,' the causative form is *-ša-p(a)ris (called the "S-stirps"), the reflexive is *-n-paris (the "N/M-stirps"), and the reciprocal is *-t-paris (the "T-stirps").

They witnessed under the previous Labor government more than 80 examples of non-compliance with the regulatory impact statement (RIS) process.

Spring has sprung, the grass has ris'.

(Incidentally, the republication of his works occurred only a few decades after the development of ris med).

Gorampa's philosophy has become influential within what has recently come to be known as the "nonsectarian movement" (ris med) of Tibetan Buddhism.

"I realize that Morgan employees are not Supreme Court justices or senators or Congress, but they are God's children; they have the same right to life as the a-ris-to-crats," he says, each syllable a mini-indictment.

January 17 , 1868Ris-Orangis, France August 3, 1914 Paris, France Louis Couturat, (born Jan . 17 , 1868Ris-Orangis, near Paris, France died Aug. 3, 1914, Paris) French philosopher and logician who sought a universal language and symbolic-logic system to study the history of philosophy and the philosophy of mathematics.

The third, an 81-year old man, was shot in the suburb of Ris-Orangis on 19 March.

Last year Boris Johnson appeared at his fringe rally from the back of the hall like Bono while delirious Tories chanted: "Bo-ris!

Bo-ris!" George Osborne and Michael Gove do not get this kind of reception - and neither does David Cameron, a fact that was widely noted that year, when speculation Boris was planning a coup was at its height.