coran उदाहरण वाक्य

Behind the band's folky informality is its aggressive business strategist, Coran Capshaw, who helped it forge an identity and maintain control of everything from T-shirt sales to publishing rights to its songs.
The musician's manager, Coran Capshaw, said Monday in a news release from the university that Matthews plans to preserve agriculture and forest lands on the five farms he purchased, and to emphasize organic farming.
The Blue Lion accepts Lance as its pilot and takes the five through a wormhole to the Castle of Lions on Arus, where they find Princess Allura, her royal advisor Coran and four space mice in cryostasis.
The second portion of the protest action would have students sign placards asserting the importance of extra-curricular activities which would then be sent to then Minister of Education Laurel Broten and President of the OSSTF, Ken Coran.
"' Algerian Television "'( in ), is the first Algerian general public channel of Public Establishment Of Television group ( EPTV in French ), along with Canal Alg�rie, Alg�rie 3 and Coran TV 5.

In 1543, Postel published a criticism of Protestantism, and highlighted parallels between Islam and Protestantism in " Alcorani seu legis Mahometi et Evangelistarum concordiae liber " ( " The book of concord between the Coran and the Gospel " ).
"Coran was a genius for helping develop them while keeping them out of the major media, making sure they didn't end up overexposed, " said Christopher Zahn, the booking manager for Wetlands, a New York Club.
As of August 2013, WillCall has raised more than $ 2.1 million in seed funding from high-profile music and tech investors including Sean Parker, Coran Capshaw, SV Angel, Oliver Jung, Garrett Camp, and Sam Shank.
The plane's fuselage then spun into the ground seconds later, coming to rest nose down in a ravine after striking terrain near the summit of Le Coran, the highest of the Cevennes Mountains in the Saint-Bauzile, Ard�che, France.
Books, such as the Coran, were brought back to be integrated in Royal libraries, such as the " Biblioth�que Royale de Fontainebleau ", to create a foundation for the " Coll�ge des lecteurs royaux ", future Coll�ge de France.