Examples of 'sabbagh' in a sentence
Meaning of "sabbagh"
Sabbagh is an adjective that may mean related to a sabbagh, a traditional Syrian profession of selling fabric
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- A surname.
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There is the house of Sabbagh family up there.
Sabbagh told the military judge about the complaints made by Jaradat.
The ties between Sabbagh and Mahmoud go back many years.
His brother was naval officer Jean Sabbagh.
Mr. Sabbagh avoided direct allusions to the saxophone totems.
Back to school with Jérôme Sabbagh.
Karl Sabbagh is a Palestinian-British writer, journalist and television producer.
Meanwhile, blogger Ahmed Al Sabbagh posted links to download the book.
The answer to these questions is not obvious, ” Sabbagh said.
Hasib Sabbagh - entrepreneur and businessman.
Third, and most of all, the avarice of his adviser and confidant, Ibrahim Sabbagh.
Back in Sheikh Jarrah, the Sabbagh families are frantic with worry and fear.
Our law firm 's fields of expertise in Montreal Sabbagh & Associates.
Jerome Sabbagh was one of Paul Motian 's last saxophone players.
When you lift them up, they can break, ” said Yossif Sabbagh.
See also
Georges Hanna Sabbagh was born at Alexandria to a Catholic family of Syro-Lebanese in Egypt.
Ahmed al - Sabbagh.
Yasmine Eid Sabbagh studied history, photography and visual anthropology in Paris.
Yousef al - Sabbagh.
Mustafa Sabbagh was elected as the coalition 's secretary-general.
Sabbagh has been a major pioneer of independent cinema in Saudi Arabia since the 2013.
In January 2013, the Sabbagh family initiated legal proceedings to challenge Nahalat ownership claims.
Sabbagh stele - Crozant - Painter.
Mustafa Sabbagh was voted the coalition 's secretary-general.
Sabbagh is also known locally by the documentary The Story of Hamza Shehata 2013.
Liz Sabbagh wasn't expecting this.
Karl Sabbagh - Palestinian-British writer, journalist and television producer.
Mr. Sabbagh ( Syrian Arab Republic ) supported the view expressed by the Cuban delegation.
OCHA / Eve Sabbagh Women at a hospital in N'Djamena, Chad, care for their malnourished children.
Head of Sabbagh & Associates law firm (Damascus).
