तरतीब-में-लगाया-हुआ इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

sports broadcaster Sky Sports inadvertently reported that Aberdeen had signed a Turkish footballer called "Yerdas Selzavon" (phonetically "your da (father) sells Avon", a reference to the direct-selling cosmetics company) after falling for a gag name on a fake Twitter account.

Demonstrators carried placards reading "We Are Not Anonymous" and "Question Mark", and accused Driscoll of bullying, misogyny, inadequate transparency in church finances, and harsh discipline of members.

As their facilities were inadequate, Fenwick purchased a new property for the nuns in Charlestown, today located in East Somerville.

" Indeed, where pure description is inadequate to truly capture the spirit of an object, Ponge employs auditory effects (e.

She appreciates Ponge's "description-definition-literary art work" that avoids both the dullness of a dictionary and the inadequacy of poetic description.

Ron Darling explained that when the Mets entered the locker room, they were informed to their dismay that they'd inadvertently caused the first delay in SNL's (then) 11-year history; the delayed episode was aired two weeks later on November 8.

A confrontation with Kromer resulted in Kreutz inadvertently throwing QB Drew Brees against a wall.

Lotus blamed Walker's allegedly inadequate driving technique, poor fitness and lack of mechanical sensitivity; while Walker claimed Lotus gave him inferior equipment and gave far more attention to Fittipaldi's needs than his.

In a broader philosophical context, especially in existentialism and phenomenology, alienation describes the inadequacy of the human being (or the mind) in relation to the world.

He later-on completed his Civil Engineering degree from the Government Engineering College, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, presently known as JNTUK.

Both of them were selected for Engineering in JNTU Kakinada, a university in a port town in Andhra Pradesh, however, E.

According to prison officials at Fuchu and Yokohama prisons, medical attention was inadequate.

By the late 1940s, it was obvious that Kansas State's 30-year-old gym, Nichols Hall, was inadequate for the increasingly popular basketball team.