Sentence examples for word eastern from inspiring English sources
The definition of "Europe" is as unreliable as the word "eastern".The 'stans vary (Tajikistan is poor, Kazakhstan go-getting).
In other words, in eastern Sichuan western Hubei area, the Longmaxi shale will be ductile when its present burial depth is deeper than 4470 ± 230 m.
A word of background: Eastern Congo is the site of the most lethal conflict since World War II, and is widely described as the rape capital of the world.
Eastern Orthodox and Eastern rite churches use a distinct invocation of the Holy Spirit after the words of consecration.
That lug probably brought by the Vikings is the northern and eastern dialect word for ear.
In Czech and Slovak, as well as in Sorbian and Southern Kashubian, stress is fixed on the first syllable of the word, but in Polish, Eastern Slovak, and Southern Macedonian, it falls on the next to the last syllable of the word, whereas in Western and standard Macedonian, it falls on the third syllable from the end.
The eastern Italic words reported by the Classical writers, as well as toponomastics, confirm these conclusions.
From then on eastern Bantu words and phrases occur in Portuguese records, and in 1523 a vocabulary that resembles modern Akan from Ghana was also recorded.
The modesty he projected in covering everything from the Olympics to logrolling to the Indianapolis 500 to target diving is demonstrated in HBO's "Jim McKay: My Life in My Words" (tonight, 10 p.m. Eastern).
Most of the Polish people who work there don't speak a word of English," says one eastern European worker.
Hidden away in a bai (the pygmy word for forest clearing) in eastern Gabon, he discovered nature's equivalent of a city.
