Sentence examples for robina from inspiring English sources

Raspberries, French beans, onions, leeks, even a newly planted robina tree were all affected.

Robina Qureshi, director of Positive Action in Housing told the BBC, "As we all should know, 'go home' is a well-known racist taunt that has been used for decades in this country by fascists and racists against those of us from immigrant communities.

Robina Qureshi, director at Positive Action in Housing, a homelessness charity that has raised £44,000 to help refugees, said: "Around 4,000 people drowned crossing the Aegean; more than a third were children and a lot more would have drowned were it not for the humanitarian effort on Lesbos and other Greek islands.

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And sprinter Robina Muqimyar and judo athlete Friba Rezihi competed for Afghanistan in 2004.

"I have to go and see my friend Robina.

After announcing last week that it had received a $950,000 donation from the Robina Foundation, the theater said on Tuesday that it had received $1 million from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation aimed at supporting new commissions and productions through the Yale Center for New Theater.

The foundations involved are the Ford Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation, Bloomberg Philanthropies, the James Irvine Foundation, The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, the Kresge Foundation, the McKnight Foundation, the Rasmuson Foundation and the Robina Foundation as well as an anonymous donor.

The hub of this playwriting activity will be the newly re-named Binger Center for New Theater (formerly the Yale Center for New Theater), named after the businessman and theater owner James H. Binger, whose philanthropic organization, the Robina Foundation, made the gift of $3 million in operating funds and $15 million for endowment.

Hayne's online browsing history was being shown on a screen at the school, featuring mostly sports images, when a pornographic website was displayed on the screen to the 200-plus students in attendance at Robina State High School.

Robina Asghar, a Muslim who does social work in Stockton, Calif., says the fact that her son was repeatedly branded a "terrorist" in school hallways sharpened his interest in civil rights and inspired a dream to become a lawyer.