tabash造句

• He has also debated atheist Eddie Tabash on whether the supernatural exists.
• Tabash Restaurant was founded in 1962 by a Palestinian refugee family from Jaffa.
• The owners and the employees of the restaurant are from the Tabash family.
• But Tabash said he responded : " That's not your job.
• Tabash said, adding U . S . troops would " try not to use force ."
• "' Edward ( Eddie ) Tabash "'is an American lawyer and political and social activist.
• From 1981 through 1998, Tabash actively debated numerous professional anti abortion opponents in the abortion rights movement in California.
• Bahnsen is perhaps best known for his debates with such leading atheists as George H . Smith, Gordon Stein, and Edward Tabash.
• "It's better than any ( recent ) year, but it's also bad, " said Rony Tabash, a 23-year-old shopkeeper.
• The protesters, Tabash said, were paid by Abbas, who seized city hall with as many as 30 lightly armed bodyguards a week ago after local Baath Party leaders fled.
• On Monday, as many as 300 Iranians converged on city hall to protest against the U . S .-led invasion, said U . S . Marine Capt . Peter Tabash.
• Tabash said demonstrators spat on U . S . troops and chanted " No Chalabi ! " _ referring to Ahmed Chalabi, the leader of the Pentagon-backed Iraqi National Congress opposition group.
• Even so, Tabash, who spent the evening in his empty shop with relatives and friends, said he is hopeful things will get better . " Without hope, you cannot live, " he said.
• Tabash has represented the atheist position in debates against several world-renowned religious philosophers and apologists, including William Lane Craig, Peter van Inwagen, J . P . Moreland, Greg Bahnsen and Richard Swinburne.
• Angry at the nighttime demolition of his Khan Younis home, Jihad Tabash, 45, said the army's activities, which left 45 people homeless, proved they had no intention of taking steps to a truce.
• "Every year we go to Jerusalem to pray at the Holy Sepulcher, but this year Israel has not only confiscated our land, but also confiscated our right to practice our religion freely, " said Michel Tabash, 45.
• Demonstrators spat on U . S . troops and chanted " No Chalabi ! " _ referring to Ahmed Chalabi, the leader of the U . S .-backed Iraqi National Congress opposition group, said Tabash, a civil affairs officer.
• In turn, his mother told him Auschwitz stories, and Tabash even as a boy could not understand why God would perform astounding miracles to rescue their people from a lesser tyrant, but be unwilling to perform miracles to rescue them from a far more murderous tyrant.