Use "amir" in a sentence

1. Physicist Amir Aczel says that the idea of superposition — of ‘being at two places at once’ — is related to the phenomenon of entanglement

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2. Amir Aczel observes that in quantum mechanics we have to abandon the quotidian ‘either-or’ logic in favour of the new ‘both-and’ logic

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3. Ramin and Amir had already been discharged

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4. “The Islamists have begun a clean-up operation,” Amir said, as he entered the room

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5. “Yes, they are,” Amir said

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6. Amir was eager to leave the country

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7. I have nothing here,” Amir said

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8. Amir and Ramin came into the teahouse

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9. Amir told us that he had planned to leave the country within two weeks

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10. We can drink here whenever we want,” Amir said

11. “If you stay here you won’t see the next twenty years of your life,” Amir said

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12. I left Ramin and Amir behind in the teahouse and wandered through the streets

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13. I spent my days thinking, imagining my escape, until one morning Amir called to say that we were going to leave within a week

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14. When we had beaten off our pursuers, we turned westward, toward Amir Jehun Pass, and this morning we came upon a Wazuli wandering through the hills

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15. The road to Gurashah valley through Shalizah Pass was longer than the road that wound through Amir Jehun Pass, but the latter traversed part of the Afghuli country, which Kerim Shah had been anxious to avoid until he came with an army

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16. He knew that not even the legendary tulwar of Amir Khurum could shatter that invisible curtain

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17. Khan shared a joke with his beloved son Amir who laughed loudly at his Father’s silliness

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18. Within seconds Amir was a ball of flames

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19. ‘’By coming to a gentleman’s agreement with General Glubb Pacha, the commander of the Arab Legion, and with Amir Abdallah

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20. Festival of Rakhi or Raksha Bandan [band for protection of sister] is a universal festival of India ,marking a celebration of human relationship I have 3 muslim brothers Danish ,Amir and Asif who near to my heart I always tied rakhi on their wrists on this day

21. Amir Javid is turning his life around

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22. Until recently Amir was a member of a gang in Vancouver, British Columbia

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23. According to Amir this society met his needs more immediately and completely than the larger and vastly more complex society in which he had been living

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24. As Amir puts it, “I just wanted to be heard

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25. Fortunately for him and for those he seeks to help, Amir Javid is making a courageous transition from level 3 to level 4 awareness where the unconscious drives of level 3 are becoming objects in his awareness that he can now take into consideration in his efforts to liberate other gang members from their level 3 imperatives

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26. Amir says he now intends to live a life of contribution to his community

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27. They were all very enthusiastic as each one was hoping to be made the amir of their district so they could be in charge of imposing shariat

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28. But Blomkvist was so engrossed in his thoughts that he heard nothing, and hardly even noticed that Amir had sat down next to him and was giving him the latest weather forecast

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29. “That’s probably true,” Amir said

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30. “Great, take care, Amir,” he said

31. For a moment he considered having a last beer inside and chatting with Amir

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32. Columbia accounting professors Doron Nissim and Amir Ziv found that companies that raise their dividend not only have better stock returns but that “dividend increases are associated with [higher] future profitability for at least four years after the dividend change

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33. I passed Amir Kamor my Homicide card and he nodded, as if impressed

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34. "May I have it, Amir jan? I would very much like to read it

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35. My door is and always will be open to you, Amir jan

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36. Long live the president! My father knows Daoud Khan, did Khaled Hosseini The Kite Runner you know that, Amir?"

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37. "Sit with me, Amir agha

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38. "Would I ever lie to you, Amir agha?"

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39. "Amir agha won the tournament and I ran this kite for him

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40. "Did something happen to him, Amir agha? Something he's not telling me?"

41. "Is that about right, Amir?"

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42. Hassan and Amir ran it together

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43. The words I'd carved on the tree trunk with Ali's kitchen knife, Amir and Hassan: The Sultans of Kabul… I couldn't stand looking at them now

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44. "I've never laid a hand on you, Amir, but you ever say that again…" He looked away, shaking his head

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45. How often did he call me "Amir jan"?

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46. And I'll tell you this, Amir jan: In the end, the world always wins

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47. "It's modest and not worthy of you, Amir agha

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48. "We're in Pakistan, Amir," Baba said

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49. "I am moftakhir, Amir," he said

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50. "Amir," Baba said, motioning me over,

51. "Amir is going to be a great writer," Baba said

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52. "Be careful, Amir," he said as I began to walk

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53. "Oh, and my name is Amir

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54. "Amir jan, good to see you," she said, unloading the bag on the tablecloth

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55. Then her face reddened with a blush at what she had blurted, at the implication of her answer, that "Amir Conversations" took place between them when I wasn't there

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56. "You're twenty-two years old, Amir! A grown man! You…" he opened his mouth, closed it, opened it again, reconsidered

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57. "I'm so sorry, Amir," she said

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58. "I'm happy too, Amir

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59. "Up to this? It's the happiest day of my life, Khaled Hosseini The Kite Runner Amir," he said, smiling tiredly

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60. "Amir jan is my only son… my only child, and he has been a good son to me

61. I ask that you honor Amir jan and me… and accept my son into your family

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62. "A year isn't a while, Amir!" she said, in a terse voice so unlike her

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63. "You look pale, Amir," she said from the couch, the same one her parents had given us as a housewarming gift for our first apartment

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64. I did not want to let your father's house go to rot; we had all Khaled Hosseini The Kite Runner had many good times in that house, so many memories, Amir jan

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65. You would have recognized him, Amir jan

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66. Is there a more Afghan way of dying, Amir jan? And for some crazy reason, I became absolutely certain that it had been Ali's right leg – his twisted polio leg – that had finally betrayed him and stepped on that land mine

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67. "What will Amir agha think?" he said to me

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68. Do you remember the wall behind the row of corn your father had planted, Amir jan? What did you and Hassan call it, "the Wall of Ailing Corn"? A rocket destroyed a whole section of that wall in the middle of the night early that fall

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69. Someone had taken a knife to it and… Amir jan, the slashes cut this way and that way

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70. You remember, Amir jan, what a good kite runner Hassan was? He was still just as good

71. Amir jan-" then he was coughing again

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72. "Amir jan, I summoned you here because I wanted to see you before I die, but that's not all

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73. "It isn't about money, Amir!" Rahim Khan roared

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74. "I'm sorry you think that, Amir

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75. "You are an honorable man, Amir agha

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76. We are Hassan and Amir, famed adventurers and the world's greatest explorers, about to receive a medal of honor for our courageous feat…

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77. This isn't you, Amir, part of me said

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78. "I wonder why you've come all this way, Amir, come all this way for a Hazara? Why are you here? Why are you really here?"

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79. Khaled Hosseini The Kite Runner "Not yet, Amir," he said, "but soon

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80. "You are the Amir agha Father told me about?" he said

81. Amir jan, I know how hard your father was on you when you were growing up

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82. But Khaled Hosseini The Kite Runner your father was a man torn between two halves, Amir jan: you and Hassan

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83. So he took it out on you instead – Amir, the socially legitimate half, the half that represented the riches he had inherited and the sin-with-impunity privileges that came with them

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84. Your father, like you, was a tortured soul, Amir jan

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85. And that, I believe, is what true redemption is, Amir jan, when guilt leads to good

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86. Amir, the socially legitimate half, the half that represented the riches he had inherited and the sin-with-impunity privileges that came with them

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87. "Amir, he's your qaom, your family, so he's my qaom too

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88. "You promised you'd never put me in one of those places, Amir agha," he said

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89. "Please promise you won't! Oh God, Amir agha! Please promise you won't!"

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