wafaa造句

• Wafaa was hospitalized with bullet wounds to her leg and shoulder.
• "Wafaa " is known to be a comeback film for Rajesh Khanna.
• President Michel Sulaiman and First Lady Wafaa hosted many public figures, politicians and artists in this occasion.
• Then there is Wafaa Organization for Humanitarian Work, run on donations from Arab countries, particularly Saudi Arabia.
• Westphal said the ICRC team was trying to fix damaged electricity cables at the Wafaa Al-Quaid station.
• A frugal couple, Salama Motawa and his wife, Wafaa, bought 10 kilograms of the Bush variety instead.
• "They are afraid because of the bad circumstances we face, " said English teacher Wafaa Mahmoud.
• Wafaa Bilal was invited by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in late February 2008 to present a lecture on this latest work.
• The League denounced the trial, stating that " [ t ] he trial of Wafaa is a political trial.
• After a while, the Hassans were getting together regularly with Ibrahim and the nurses, Wafaa Dardir and Naglaa Mahmoud.
• A defense lawyer, Wafaa el-Masry, told The Associated Press that el-Bayoumi and three others were released Wednesday.
• The women chosen were Leila Solh, who became industry minister, and Wafaa Hamza, who was named a minister of state.
• When Wafaa Constantine said she might abandon Christianity and convert to Islam to get away from her husband, the personal became political.
• A simlar event 5 years ago of Wafaa Constanine is still discussed today hardly, you can hardly call that " ephemeral ".
• Launched in 2004 as the International Center for AIDS Care and Treatment Programs, ICAP is led by its Director Wafaa El-Sadr.
• "It's not a luxury, " said Wafaa " You go there not wanting a 5-star hotel.
• Wafaa el-Masry, a lawyer who defended him in the original case, said the ruling was bad news for civil rights in Egypt.
• Westphal said the ICRC team _ including one international staff member _ were trying to fix damaged electricity cables at the Wafaa Al-Quaid station.
• "The hajj by itself doesn't make you tired, " said Wafaa Assaf, 50, who lives in Berlin, Germany.
• Wafaa el-Masry, a lawyer who defended Abu Zeid in the original case, said the ruling was bad news for civil rights in Egypt.