Sample Sentences forLebanon (auto-selected)
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The rich history of Lebanon is evident in its ancient Roman ruins and Crusader castles scattered throughout the country.Lebanon = Middle Eastern country bordering Syria, Israel, and the Mediterranean Sea
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Lebanon's location on the Mediterranean has long made it a crossroads of cultures.Lebanon = small Middle Eastern country
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On the front page of the paper she read something about the Norwegian UN battalion in Lebanon.† (source)
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The Hadawi family lived in Ein al-Hilweh, the largest Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon.† (source)
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There was an explosion in the barracks, Lebanon or some place like that, and he was blinded.† (source)
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Over the last 20+ years dating back to the bombing of the Marine Corps Barracks in Lebanon, various factions of radical Islamic Terrorists have been committing heinous acts of terrorism against the free world.† (source)
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Harry had gone in the Marine Corps, had landed in Lebanon when President Eisenhower had decided to help out over there.† (source)
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Reported Seen in London Since then Carlos has been reported seen in London and in Beirut, Lebanon.† (source)
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AUGUST 23, 1962 — WASHINGTON, D.C./BEIRUT, LEBANON MIDDAY† (source)
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A series of flags appeared, representing Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, the UAE.† (source)
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I turned on the radio and found a news station—tuned in right in the middle of a story about the war in Lebanon.† (source)
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Then came a five-minute segment of Lebanese news because the Shiite Moslems in Lebanon are a strong and violent faction backed by Iran, loyal to the Ayatollah Khomeini and a three-minute wrap-up of world news, which meant some negative report about America.† (source)
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One night the count went out to smoke one of his Oriental cigarettes, specially imported from Lebanon— wherever that was, as Trueba always said—and to inhale the scent of the flowers, which rose in great mouthfuls from the garden, filling every room in the house.† (source)
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It was in this office, upstairs in Lebanon Seminary, that she learned the extent of the network of stops on the Underground Railroad.† (source)
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Ghada was from Lebanon but had lived in South America for many years and so was fluent in Spanish, with pretty tenuous English.† (source)
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'We've got cedars from Lebanon due at the sawmill in Oslo to be turned into shingles for the builder in Cape Cod.† (source)
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