Sentence examples for the batu from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Notably borne by , a Mongol ruler.
North Sumatra also includes the Indian Ocean islands of Nias and Musala and the Batu group.
James Lawrenson "No telephone, no car, no even bike," said Supang, owner of the Batu Ritung Lodge.
Every day, around 5,000 visitors trek up the 272 narrow steps to the Batu Caves to pay their respects to Lord Murugan, the god of war and victory.
Since the species' discovery in 1878 by Western explorers, the Batu Caves have endured blasting for fossils, rock collecting, air pollution from nearby quarrying and the poaching of rare spiders.
Thaipusam takes place deep in the Batu Caves.
Local attractions include the stone-carved Hindu temples in the Batu Caves, the aboriginal communities at Pulau Carey and international sporting events like Formula One and yacht races.
Since the GFS water supply in the rural Batu Kurau community did not have any treatment, the As and Cd levels were significantly higher than urban Cheras community.
The Tau't Batu Tribe of Palawan in the Philippines, for example, believes the universe is vertical and divided into 14 layers.
The local Batu Arang coalfield and the Connaught Bridge thermal electric power station near Kelang are the main sources, respectively, of the city's fuel supply and power.
On the Volga stood the ordu, or "camp," of Batu, the supreme commander on the western frontiers of the Mongol Empire and the conqueror of eastern Europe.
The dammar batu tree provided wood that ignited easily, but "the burning drops that fall like stars from these torches" caused severe ulcerations when they landed on someone's skin, "which often happens to slaves who carry them".
