Sample Sentences forBaghdad (auto-selected)
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Baghdad was a major center of learning and trade during the Golden Age of Islam (mid-8th-13th century)Baghdad = capital and largest city of Iraq
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The House of Wisdom, along with many other libraries in Baghdad, was destroyed during the Mongol siege of the city in 1258.
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They were raised in Baghdad, but fled to the U.S. when Saddam Hussein was in power.† (source)
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Nighttime Baghdad, in the throes of Shock and Awe, keeps lighting up in flashes of green.† (source)
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We were furious that we didn't go to Baghdad and finish it.† (source)
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We got into Baghdad well after midnight.† (source)
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His platoon would relocate to Baghdad immediately.† (source)
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It was like he was dodging death once more in Kabul or Baghdad.† (source)
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It would be dominated by a massive Sunni state that would stretch from Baghdad to the Arabian Peninsula and across the Levant and North Africa.† (source)
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For example, Abu Aharon, an early Kabbalist who emigrated from Baghdad to Italy, was said to perform miracles through the power of the Sacred Names.† (source)
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Mary Debenham had had little sleep since she left Baghdad on the preceding Thursday.† (source)
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Now we were tasked to assist the Marines as they marched north toward Baghdad.† (source)
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That's more than four hundred miles to the south of Baghdad, and that's hot.† (source)
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There had been a number of internal hijackings recently, offering the slim but real possibility that our flight would make an unscheduled stop in Baghdad.† (source)
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Milo was not only the Vice-Shah of Oran, as it turned out, but also the Caliph of Baghdad, the Imam of Damascus, and the Sheik of Araby.† (source)
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Zainab grew up in Baghdad in the period shaped by the long Iran-Iraq war, always fearful of attacks, raised by a father who was a pilot and a mother who was an unusually emancipated woman trained in biology.† (source)
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