Use of tunisian in Sentences. 18 Examples
The examples include tunisian at the start of sentence, tunisian at the end of sentence and tunisian in the middle of sentence
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tunisian at the start of sentence
- Tunisian culture has been westernized.
- Tunisian affair goes really sour, it might just start a new military revolt.
tunisian in the middle of sentence
- After SOT Wherever the tunisian team go, Hosni follows.
- Winter cold was already descending upon tunisian highlands.
- The outcome of the tunisian Compaign was of course eminently satisfactory.
- The project quality was highly praised during tunisian Minster's visit in 2004.
- If the tunisian affair goes really sour, it might just start a new military revolt.
- The crowd cheered on the unknown tunisian, hoping for a fairy-tale ending to the race.
- The tunisian cars and the Egyptian trompe l'oeil are unlikely to be acquired by the reigning monarchs.
- These sauropod bones were made of Fiberglas, and left in the tunisian desert after production wrapped.
- After a tunisian vendor was banned by local police, he could not stand it and resorted to self-immolation.
- He spoke of an idea for a tourist town near the tunisian border, a tax- and visa-free zone like those in Aqaba and Dubai.
- Jaabiri, whose father is tunisian and whose mother is Spanish - speaks five languages and is a mirror of multi-ethnic Marseille.
- The main road and supply route from Tripoli to the tunisian border, which runs through Zawiya, is said to have been partially closed.
- But the tunisian and Egyptian demonstrators did not attack Israel, which turns its back on peace and neurotically refuses any solution.
- Anti-government protesters with the Egyptian, tunisian, Libyan, Syrian and Yemeni flags painted on their faces chant slogans during a demonstration in Sanaa, Yemen.
- The Paris state prosecutor's office says it has opened a preliminary investigation into the property assets held by ousted tunisian leader Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali in France.
- The once savagely repressed progressive Islamist party An-Nahda won the tunisian elections this week on a platform of pluralist democracy, social justice and national independence.
