Sentence examples for yasmeen from inspiring English sources

The base of every korma I make is onions – in some quantity in the case of Yasmeen Murshed's Nawab of Dhaka's family korma, which uses five onions for four people: two of them whizzed to a paste, three crisply fried then stirred into the sauce.

Yasmeen wants to go, but her parents might not let her.

The same cannot be said of Yasmeen Godder's "Strawberry Cream and Gunpowder," from 2004.

On a rainy afternoon eight days after the attack, I went to the New Yasmeen Bakery, a popular establishment in north Dearborn, where John Dingell, the Democratic congressman who has represented Detroit's Downriver suburbs for forty-six years, was meeting with more than twenty Arab community leaders, mostly Lebanese businessmen and professionals.

The day of the gathering at the New Yasmeen Bakery, a screamer headline in the Detroit Free Press said "TERRORIST TASK FORCE ARRESTS 3 IN DETROIT".

Yasmeen, a twenty-year-old medical student.

Carmen, a nurse, is not one of Price's more convincing fictional characters; like her Wild Geese rival for Billy's affections, Yasmeen Assaf-Doyle, she is a hive of emotions buzzing about an empty core.

According to Yasmeen Hassan, the global executive director of Equality Now, and the author of the first book on domestic violence to appear in Pakistan, more than five hundred thousand girls and women in the United States either are at risk of having F.G.M. or have already had it.

Yasmeen Khan dons her burqa and steps out of her house in the Nizamuddin neighborhood of Delhi every evening to walk a short distance to a 10-foot-high stone wall.

He is a son of Yasmeen Khaja of Fairfield, Ohio, and the late Aijazuddin M. Khaja.

Yasmeen Nabeeh, a resident of the southern Gaza City neighborhood of Tal al-Hawa, said she heard a powerful blast and, from her window, saw a blue Volkswagen car burning on the street.