pakis造句

• The White House issued a statement of clarification Monday, saying Bush meant no disrespect to the Pakistani people when he referred to them as " Pakis ."
• "We are working hard to convince both the Indians and the Pakis there's a way to deal with their problems without going to war,"
• On the edges of the cloth there are usually zigzags and straight lines which surround the decorations in the form of pakis ( fern ) leaves or flowers in various colors.
• Why did america attack iraq and afganistan when everyone knows that osama bin laden is a saudi and most of the al-quada guys are pakis ( from pakistan ).
• "We are working hard to convince both the Indians and the Pakis there's a way to deal with their problems without going to war, " he said.
• Bush told reporters Monday : " We are working hard to convince both the Indians and the Pakis there's a way to deal with their problems without going to war ."
• Pakis's personal plea is for a new recognition of the " Muspilli " in all its complexity, as'a locus of polyvocality and interpretive tensions'( 56 ).
• "' Pakis FC "'is a Saint Lucian football club based in the Micoud Quarter, competing in the Saint Lucia Gold Division, the top tier of Saint Lucian football.
• Last year, Clinton pardoned one of his former law clients in Arkansas, erasing a 1972 federal gambling conviction against Jack Pakis of Hot Springs, Ark ., a close friend of Clinton's mother, the late Virginia Kelley.
• Eventually a friend of her brother confesses to picking her up and beating her to death; he did not like her consorting with " Pakis " ( Pakistanis ) who have been " grooming " and paying her.
• In counterpoint to the instrument's sweet oom-pah-pahs, the immigrants bicker and scheme, spewing racial epithets at the other strangers they call I-ties, polacks, krauts, hunkies, chinks, spics, A-rabs, ginks, coons, pakis and squareheads.
• "I don't believe the situation is defused yet, but I do believe there is a way to do so, and we are working hard to convince both the Indians and the Pakis there's a way to deal with their problems without going to war,"
• She rescued the pilot, Lieutenant R . U . Plant, and gunner, J . Papazoglakis ( Pakis ) of the downed Grumman Avenger torpedo bomber of Torpedo Squadron 83 ( VT-83 ) from the aircraft carrier Marianas and ended the patrol upon her arrival at Guam on 25 March.
• The prosecution said Ratcliffe was one of up to 100 Port Vale fans who had chanted " You're just a town full of Pakis " at supporters of the northern English team Oldham Athletic during a league match at the Port Vale ground at Stoke-on-Trent in central England in October.
• These days, the performers at Rosna's laboratory are the Celosia cristata ( balung ayam ), Coleus blumei ( a leafy garden plant with green and purple leaves ), the fern Asplenium nidus ( paku pakis langsuyar ), a commonly-found epiphyte used in landscaping and Murraya paniculata, a wild citrus plant often used in forming hedges.
• His instructions include information on getting a username, voting, being polite, as well a list of users to be aware of ( classified under categories, such as " Latino Christians ", " Pakis ", " Indian Masochists ", " Khalistanis & Neo-Buddhists ", " Reborn Christians " ) as well as a list of articles to watch.
• Here, frustrated waiters dream of making their mark on history, street people like Mad Mary and Mr . Toupee flaunt their eccentricities, and " Becks, B-boys, Indie kids, wide-boys, ravers, rudeboys, Acidheads, Sharons, Tracies, Kevs, Nation Brothers, Raggas and Pakis " swagger and limp their way, like Yeats'" rough millennial beast, " toward their own purgatories and heavens.
• In some areas in Malaysia local produce is grown on a small scale, and many rural communities like the Peninsular Orang Asli and certain tribal peoples of Sarawak still forage wild edible ferns or vegetables to supplement their diet . " Diplazium esculentum ", better known as pucuk paku pakis, is perhaps the most widely available fern and is found in eateries and restaurants throughout the nation . " bamboo and coconut are popularly harvested as food by communities outside urban areas.
• The big jolt, however, comes from the locksmith who fixes her door, who says : " ` Likely this was committed by some Pakis,'he said, pausing in his attack . ` The Pakis are worse than the Indians . ` I wouldn't know,'I murmured . . . . ` We have some very aggressive blacks,'Smith ( the locksmith ) went on . ` Some of them look you right in the eye . "'
• The big jolt, however, comes from the locksmith who fixes her door, who says : " ` Likely this was committed by some Pakis,'he said, pausing in his attack . ` The Pakis are worse than the Indians . ` I wouldn't know,'I murmured . . . . ` We have some very aggressive blacks,'Smith ( the locksmith ) went on . ` Some of them look you right in the eye . "'