kadiatou造句

• A hush fell over the Harlem rally when Diallo's mother, Kadiatou Diallo, approached the podium.
• But a hush fell over the room when Diallo's mother, Kadiatou Diallo, approached the podium.
• Anthony Gair, attorney for mother Kadiatou Diallo, declined comment on the decision until he could study it.
• "We have hope, " said Kadiatou Diallo, Diallo's mother, after the meeting.
• But a hush fell over the packed room when Diallo's mother, Kadiatou Diallo, approached the podium.
• Also speaking were Kadiatou and Saikou Diallo, parents of Amadou Diallo, an immigrant from Guinea in West Africa.
• Her religion, Kadiatou says, has been crucial in getting through this past year, and her days in Albany.
• Kadiatou Diallo, who arrived from her native Guinea five days after the shooting, mourned openly for her eldest child.
• Diallo's parents, Saikou and Kadiatou, had sought $ 81 million in their negligence lawsuit against the city.
• "We have the same feeling, " Kadiatou Diallo said . " Nothing can erase the pain of losing a son.
• On Thursday, Kadiatou Diallo, Diallo's mother, said she was not surprised the officers would not be disciplined.
• Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, said that the jury was " very inclusive " and that she was pleased.
• Because of the graphic nature of Tuesday's testimony, Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, did not attend the session.
• Diallo's mother, Kadiatou Diallo, has said she took the song as a sign that people cared about her son.
• And as required by Muslim tradition, Kadiatou prayed five times that day, kneeling on a prayer mat that faced east toward Mecca.
• Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, hung her head and wept as Carroll described the final minutes of her son's life.
• In Harlem, Kadiatou Diallo said the recommendation against punishing the officers was part of a pattern of politics in her son's death.
• But his parents, Kadiatou and Saikou Diallo, want no part of it, and they say the offering on eBay has infuriated them.
• Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, who has attended the trial each day since it began last week, was not in the courtroom.
• Kadiatou Diallo never saw her son after he left Guinea for the United States in September 1996, intent on going to college to study computers.