1
If so, the word may be derived from the Semitic ambar (ambergris) to which Eastern nations attribute miraculous properties.
2
He's an African type, name of Ambar. Silvan smiled at the memory.
3
Thus, resistance of Ambar appears to manifest during tubercle development.
4
Ambar said it got built, but never got used.
5
Women's names are Aybla, Ayyo, Aurala, Ambar, Zahabo, Ashkaro, Alka, Asoba, Gelo, Gobe, Mayran and Samaweda.
1
Sa'd spoke loudly now, so that his words echoed throughout the granary.
2
Soon they found a crack in the south side of the granary.
3
You two will watch out behind the woodstack or in the granary.
4
It was the granary of the Mediterranean, the great supply-store of Rome.
5
The valleys which they ravaged were the granary of the revolutionary forces.
6
Nor do I store the rice in a granary for selfish greed.
7
The maize granary at Parramatta was also in a state of forwardness.
8
A granary empty of grain and rich only in jackals and bugs.
9
The Communication Center, the granary, and the power station were all secured.
10
She brought the old dog into the granary with her for company.
11
This land had become the nation's granary; it was a land redeemed.
12
If I remember rightly, the granary window is just over the wheel.
13
The starving they would feed on the offscourings from the granary floor.
14
The neighbouring church of St. Nicholas has been converted into a granary.
15
There is an empty granary that we will convert into a hospital.
16
Your classic granary loaf is speckled with tangy flecks of malted barley.
