ramicの例文

• Ramic smiles, because he knows the law can't work.
• Ramic's leg and head wound healed.
• One prisoner, Senaid Ramic, was crippled by the punishment, Nermin said.
• Mina Ramic, however, was undeterred.
• Ramic said his office processes 100 to 200 cars a day, more than 10 times the prewar rate.
• Deva Ramic, 73, was so eager to vote, she shuffled to the polls in her bedroom slippers.
• Before 1992, Ramic was an easy-going builder, who worked in Germany, the Czech Republic and Egypt.
• Ramic said that 4, 608 of the 7, 713 cars processed in Tuzla since April were exempt from taxes.
• Suljo Ramic, 35, was looking for evidence indicating whether his missing father, mother and two sisters were buried there.
• Ramic claims he knows this from a Bosnian Serb who revealed to him what he saw the day his family was killed.
• "We worked during the whole war, " said manager Sasima Ramic, whose business supplied boots to the army.
• "Before the war, we had rush hours, " said Mevludin Ramic, director of the Tuzla customs office.
• The government owes medical workers two monthly salaries from last year, and Health Minister Ibrahim Ramic said it still lacked the money to comply.
• "Everyone else is voting, " an exuberant Ramic said, unaware that she was the only voter at the polling station.
• The proposed law makes Ramic smile : Even ancient imports are in better shape than Yugos produced in the country before the war started in 1993.
• The proposed law makes Ramic smile : Even ancient imports are in better shape than Yugos produced in the country before the war started in 1992.
• Ramic now supports her mother and two younger sisters by working at the local textile factory, and studies at a trade school in her free time.
• Affan Ramic, a 65-year-old painter whose son was killed in the war, continued to work despite the absence of oils and canvas.
• "If it weren't for Alija and SDA there would be no Muslims left here, " said Sacir Ramic, 50, of Gorazde.
• In one of the scarce beds, Husein Ramic, 50, stares dully at the yellowed walls, seldom talking to the 20 listless patients who share the room.