Examples of 'niila' in a sentence
Meaning of "niila"
niila (noun) - This word does not seem to have a common definition or usage in English. It may be a foreign term or a specialized term specific to certain contexts
How to use "niila" in a sentence
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Niila found a rusty old coffee tin.
This was the only advice Niila took.
Niila thought about that for a while.
All eyes were on Niila as he took a few trembling steps.
Niila took hold of the record in both hands.
This was the frosty landscape in which Niila grew up.
Niila pointed down into the murky depths.
Then they handed the single over to Niila.
Niila was forced to drink the rest of the bottle.
A nut fell onto the floor and Niila snapped it up.
Niila conquers the world.
I turned slowly to look at Niila.
Niila understood every word the black man said.
This was the only piece of advice Niila ever listened to.
Niila looked encouragingly in my direction.
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I would teach Niila to talk.
Niila occasionally pricked up his ears in that awkward way he had.
I looked doubtfully at Niila.
Niila unbuttoned his shirt and produced the lukewarm single.
I also kept quiet whenever I went to visit Niila.
Niila looked disapprovingly at me.
His name is Niila.
Niila had lots of little wounds on his forearms that never healed.
For that was what they were speaking, him and Niila.
Niila sat down on an upturned enamel bucket and scratched away thoughtfully at a scab.
Nevertheless, the oddest thing of all about Niila was that he never spoke.
Niila edged his way hesitantly along the pew and into the aisle.
The lad turned out to have a name, his mother called him Niila.
I did not see Niila again until several days later.
That sort of pure-wool girl would be uncomfortable when they came up against Niila.
Niila looked uncomfortable in his tightly buttoned Sunday shirt.
We would just finished school, and I would gone home with Niila.
Then Niila started playing with the nuts and bolts.
The rest were in Group Two, including Niila and me.
Then Niila stood up in the row in front of me and answered him back.
We stand side by side, Niila and me.
I tried to teach Niila the simple trick to think about death when you made a pass.
Niila opened his satchel and took out his reader starring Li and Lo.
Get Niila instead!
Niila raises his hand and translates the sermon delivered in Esperanto into Swedish.
But Niila stayed behind.
Niila and I slowly lowered our snowballs.
But now, Niila and me started getting looks.
Niila started smiling inwardly, and giving me friendly digs.
Niila was holding on to the hardboard guitar with a grip of iron, looking panic-stricken.
Niila played, and I opened my mouth and let my voice do its thing.
Niila jumped around with the piece of hardboard, and I sang.
Niila hung around, wanted to ask something, but did not really dare.
