Examples of using Punctuated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Grackles and starlings neatly punctuated an invisible sentence.".
When properly installed in the construction of the fence plates stand for not less than, unless, of course,will not be subjected to shock loading punctuated.
Like we could have punctuated expressions of anger, as in riots.
Extroverts, when they interact,want to have lots of social encounter punctuated by closeness.
His opinions were usually punctuated with hilarious quips, or with outrageous puns delivered deadpan.
The area is broadly classified into two,as ridge-valley and flat plain punctuated by volcanic edifices.
A boxing bout is divided into rounds, punctuated by one-minute periods of rest, all announced by the ringside bell.
In the past progress has often been achieved, slowly,and in small steps, punctuated by periods of worrying hiatus.
To future aid orientation,the building is planned under a single roof canopy, punctuated by glazed openings that filter daylight, while deflecting direct solar radiation. The canopy extends to shade a generous entrance plaza and is supported by tapering concrete columns- their fluid, organic forms draw inspiration from the contrast between the solidity of the stone and movement of Kuwait's traditional dhow sailing boats.
If yöu wantyöur 30s to be a blur of parties, punctuated by teeth cleanings, that's great.
The implementation of capacity-building applying a programmatic approach and the inclusion of capacity-building activities in long-term climate change projects orprogrammes rather than as punctuated inputs;
It was vast stretches of boredom punctuated by moments of sheer terror.
With Joseph following on horseback, Adams finds himself sharing a stagecoach with an anonymous lady and Madam Slipslop, an admirer of Joseph's and a servant of Lady Booby. When they pass the house of a teenage girl named Leonora, the anonymous lady is reminded of a story and begins one of the novel's three interpolated tales,‘The History of Leonora, orthe Unfortunate Jilt'. The story of Leonora continues for a number of chapters, punctuated by the questions and interruptions of the other passengers.
Working in a hide involves hours of prolonged inactivity… punctuated by the most intense moments of action.
Another participant described sanctionscommittee work as usually being quiet, though punctuated by periods of heightened activity.
Universal conventions of this scope have a life and a progression punctuated by the Review Conferences, which ensure not only the permanence of the instrument but also its practical relevance.
It is a place where there is no perfection-- and never will be;just goodness and greatness punctuated by misfortunes, errors and suffering.
This is important to keep inmind when successive rounds of fighting(punctuated by cease-fires) take place in the course of the same international armed conflict.
The fires in Afghanistan and Iraq have not been extinguished; to the contrary,they continue to smoulder and intensify, punctuated by misleading, short-lived lulls.
Topography The land of the Emirates consists for the most part of desert,particularly in the western regions, punctuated by a number of well-known oases such as Al-'Ayn and Liwa, in addition to the fertile grasslands located in the Al-Dhafrah area, where there is abundant groundwater.
Benjamin Franklin was born in Boston,but spent most of his life in Philadelphia(punctuated by residences in London and Passy, France).
Rufus and Carol's life was simple and unpretentious, punctuated by occasional parties full of noise and dancing.
The forces of the Taliban and the Government were in a military stalemate, punctuated by occasional outbursts of fierce fighting.
So too did men; Emperor Otho wore a wig, as did Domitian.[11] Wigs allowed women to betterachieve the kind of'tall' styles that particularly punctuated the Flavian and Trajanic eras(e.g. the periods of 69- 96 and 98- 117 AD). So tall were these hairstyles, that ancient writer Juvenal likens them to multi-storey buildings.
There were also tangible signs in the past year of renewed efforts towardscomprehensive reform of the Security Council, efforts punctuated by the start of intergovernmental negotiations last February.
Uncover the multiple ways to make and brew coffee at home punctuated with artisan food and street food markets.
During the current mandate of the Panel, relations between Chad andthe Sudan have fluctuated between punctuated cross-border incursions-- both by State forces and proxy forces-- and periods of détente.
However, despite this positive picture, a climate of protracted social andhumanitarian crisis endured through the year, punctuated by an intensification of the conflict, ongoing barrier construction and persistent fiscal crisis.
The residences are located in the exquisite Emaar Beachfront and imbued with ELIE SAAB innate elegance, withits sweeping views of the Palm, sea and sky punctuated only by glimpses of the promenade and nearby parks, the tower is the pinnacle of modern luxury.
