Sentence examples for the gur from inspiring English sources

In the Gur branch 11 classes are most commonly found.

The gur represented a volume of almost 303 litres (80 U.S. gallons).

The gur was the equivalent of about 80 U.S. gallons (302 litres).

The Mamprusi speak different dialects of More-Gurma (Mõõre-Gurma) of the Gur (Voltaic) branch of the Niger-Congo language family.

He lifts the ball and drops it in the GUR as near as possible to the pitch mark, no closer to the hole.

Tallensi, also spelled Talensi, a people of northern Ghana who speak a language of the Gur branch of the Niger-Congo language family.

Many of the Gur-speaking peoples, especially the Dogon, as well as some Malinke and Bambara, practice traditional African religions.

Unlike the janam-sakhis, the gur-bilas emphasized the destiny of the Gurus to fight against the forces of evil and their supreme courage in this struggle.

The rest of the savanna is part of the domain of the Gur-speaking peoples, many of whom live in neighbouring Burkina Faso.

The gur-bilas literature produced a style of hagiography that focused on the mighty deeds of the Gurus, particularly Hargobind and Gobind Singh.

Among the more important of the savanna peoples are the three main clusters known as Mande in Senegal and Mali and including the Bambara, Malinke, and Soninke; the Gur-speaking group in the savanna zone to the east that includes the Senufo, Lobi, Dogon, and Moore; and in northern Nigeria, Niger, and Cameroon the many small, mainly non-Muslim tribes of the plateau and highland areas.