yellow wind造句

• Slowly, she spreads a pink and yellow wind sail on the ground.
• It was the " The Yellow Wind " that established him.
• He has been hearing criticism since the publication of " The Yellow Wind ."
• Miserable, she gained the trust of Dustin Brooks, the Yellow Wind Ranger, to defeat Beevil.
• "When I wrote ` The Yellow Wind,'I was working on Israeli radio; I was the anchorman.
• After the publication of " The Yellow Wind,"
• His resulting book, " The Yellow Wind, " was a sobering, melancholy examination of two people's intransigent will to survive.
• Published in English in 1993, " Sleeping on a Wire " had less impact than " The Yellow Wind, " both abroad and at home.
• It was " The Yellow Wind, " written in May 1987 and first serialized in English in The New Yorker, that yanked him out of obscurity.
• Every several generations, according to an old Arab myth, a hot, yellow wind blows from the east to seek out those who have committed evil and to destroy them.
• However, his nonfiction writings, notably editorials and the best-selling 1987 book, " The Yellow Wind, " argue that Israel's continued occupation of land captured in 1967's Six-Day War brutalizes both occupier and occupied.
• Among those here now is David Grossman, author of such novels as " See Under : Love " and " The Smile of the Lamb " and the nonfiction book " The Yellow Wind ."
• During the course of 24 seasons, it has premiered many new orchestral works, including Melinda Wagner s Concerto for Flute, Strings and Percussion which was awarded the Pulitzer Prize and Tamar Muskal's The Yellow Wind.
• Israeli novelist David Grossman came to the attention of U . S . readers about 10 years ago with " The Yellow Wind, " a book of political reportage sympathetic to the plight of Arabs in the Occupied Territories.
• Tamar Muskal, an Israeli-American composer, incorporated Dawish's " I Am From There " into her composition " The Yellow Wind, " which combines a full orchestra, Arabic flute, Arab and Israeli poetry, and themes from David Grossman's book " The Yellow Wind ."
• Tamar Muskal, an Israeli-American composer, incorporated Dawish's " I Am From There " into her composition " The Yellow Wind, " which combines a full orchestra, Arabic flute, Arab and Israeli poetry, and themes from David Grossman's book " The Yellow Wind ."
• "Yellow revolution ", " yellow wind ", " yellow storm " were thrown as slurs by Saddam Hussein against Iran due to Hulagu's 1258 sack of Baghdad during the Mongol wars and the terms " Persian " and " Elamites " were also used by Saddam as insults.
• Having written two books of deep significance in Israel's political debate _ efforts to understand first the Palestinians in the occupied territories in " The Yellow Wind " and then the Palestinian citizens of Israel in " Sleeping on a Wire " _ Grossman has fled further into fiction of an intensely personal, nearly apolitical kind.