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apia example sentences
apia
1. While the Indian language still is “papiamento” (“papia” means to speak), the official language is Dutch
2. ‘sticky-stickies’ in Papiamento, and is based on the general belief that once they stick to you,
3. ‘Speak Papiamento,’ would be the immediate response, albeit in English
4. I’d tell the stories in English, with random Papiamento or Dutch words I could come up with,
5. Aureliano would talk to him in the tortured Papiamento that he had learned in a few weeks and sometimes he would share his chicken-head soup, prepared by the great-granddaughter, with him
6. Many times he stayed with her, speaking in Papiamento about chicken-head soup and other dainties of misery, and he would have kept right on if she had not let him know that his presence frightened off customers
7. Over 150 varieties of food are produced, including turkeys, goats, bees, tilapia and perch besides the fruit and vegetables
8. than “apian” can be conceived within a single bee, or “ursine” within a
9. ” Lapia said with unbounded pride
10. ” Lapia spoke to the splintering NuFaith and not one of her splinters
11. “One does not ask, 'Who is my neighbor?', but, rather, how can I be neighbor to all?” Lapia stood up from her chair
12. someone called out, ¡Tapiachish", ñacadu puro! (We should
13. belongs to the family Apiaceae (Umbelliferae)
14. The Gospel of Mark itself is anonymous, but as early as Papias in the early 2nd century the author of this gospel text was believed to be Mark
15. When Steve joined The Attractions, we only gave him a Vox Continental and a brittle device called an Instapiano to play
16. I topped up Joe’s wineglass, watched him stuff a couple of tilapias with crabmeat and slide the pan into the oven
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18. The evening before he had visited Father Ferapont in his cell apart, behind the apiary, and had been greatly impressed and overawed by the visit
19. The beekeeper, who lived close by the apiary, used to bring him the bread every three days, and even to this man who waited upon him, Father Ferapont rarely uttered a word
20. I have mentioned already that he rarely left his wooden cell by the apiary
