galabiya造句

• It has a faint suggestion of someone lifting his galabiya and blindly running.
• He wore a white galabiya, or gown, a skullcap and a bushy beard, a look favored by fundamentalist Muslims.
• In other words, whenever we see someone with a beard or a galabiya ( traditional gown ) we immediately, and without question, label them a fundamentalist.
• Unlike many belly dancers who depend on the revealing cuts of their costumes, Abdou can captivate her spectators while dancing in a flowing galabiya, or traditional gown.
• He said, " Islam is not a beard, prayer beads and a galabiya, " referring to the facial hair and long robes that many militants wear.
• El-Prince, who wore the traditional peasant robe, known as the galabiya, and a fez during his performances, was most popular among the working class audiences.
• Men are working in shorts or with their traditional galabiya robes hitched above the knees to keep the barrier intact, and women are outdoors cooking for those doing the sandbagging.
• In the well-known sequence danced in a play, Abdou, dressed in a plain white galabiya that she raised a bit to reveal her legs, stomps her feet to the rhythm.
• Local women, covered head to toe in black, and men, often in traditional galabiya gowns rather than the Western dress preferred in the capital, move in and out of the mosque for prayers.
• An Arab man in long galabiya orders smoked salmon roses filled with caviar, lobster with lemon butter sauce, and strawberry tart with fresh cream, then continues a hushed discussion with a company man sitting next to him.
• Judge Ahmed Salaheddin Badour of the Supreme State Security Emergency Court told them : " Islam is not a beard, prayer beads and a galabiya, " referring to the facial hair and long robes that many militants wear.
• The Nubians wanted " the Egyptian government to pay as much attention to the Nubian people as it did toward the monuments, " said Gedukab, wearing a white kiti, a Nubian robe similar to the Egyptian galabiya.