Sina and Weiss had left Vienna, and their places had been supplied by two worthy successors, Messrs.
Ibn Sina is one of the latest authors mentioned in our work; hence it could not have been written much before 1037, the date of Ibn Sina's death.
Sina cried and screamed, and determined to follow swimming.
Sina gave it up, thought escape was impossible, turned round and made for her home again.
It was soon in the oven; and when served up by-and-by Sina begged the head, took it home with her, and put it under the ground near the stone wall.
Sina called out to the villagers for all to come, All the beautiful young men to assemble and find out Of whom the figure in the water was the image.
Sina longed to get Maluafiti; He was her heart's desire, and long she had waited for him.
Sina begged pardon in vain, the ladies were angry still.
The sisters pleaded to save and to bring her, Maluafiti relented not, and Sina died in the ocean.
Sina went on alone, but the eel still followed just as before.
Sina had listened, and now she knew 'twas the shadow of Maluafiti.
Sina looked at the shadow and was struck with its beauty.
But Sina heard not the weeping of the sisters of Maluafiti.
One day Pai and his wife returned from some plantation work and found Sina crying, as the eel had bitten her.
Sina did not know they were the sisters of Maluafiti.
Sina and her mother went on ahead, but on looking over their shoulder there was the eel again still rustling after them.
The woman went down to the sea one day to fetch salt water for cooking purposes; a small sea eel stuck to her cocoa-nut shell water-bottle, and she took it home as a plaything for her child Sina to feed and keep in a cup.
The sisters were still ill-treated by Sina; their anger rose, And off they went to the water where Sina was bathing.
We explained to them that it was a "Sina Dim-dim," i.
I think Sina rather enjoys being ill, and makes as much of it as she possibly can; but all the same it was painful to hear the cries; and there is no doubt she was at least very uncomfortable.
The people all went away because the demon was gone away, and the circus was over, and Sina was allowed to sleep.
No one could say when he might come back again; they all voted it was Tu much; and now Talolo and Sina have had to be lodged in the Soldier Room.
The slighted girls got angry and went to the water when Sina was taking her bath.
Sina had listened, and now she knew it was the shadow of Maluafiti.
Hearing this, and being anxious to get a wife for their brother, they dressed up and went to Fiji, intending to tell Sina about their brother.
Sina longed to get him; he was her heart's desire and long she had waited for him.
But Sina was haughty; she slighted the sisters and treated them shamefully.
The sisters pleaded to save and to bring her, but Maluafiti relented not and Sina died in the ocean.
Buta that fvlle erv minre em heth-er mi en ele plek grvnd jeven that an mina erva palade, vnder farwerde that ik thervp skolde manniska stalla ther sina ljuda nimmerthe skolde [97].
Men sin ljuda dedon mar: bern wrdon to sok makad, nei vpsalandum weibrocht, and sahwersa hja vpbrocht weron an sina vvla ler, than wrdon hja to bek sendon.
Sterik was sin nome and tha hrop vr sina deda was grat.
As er sach ho sina eldra in frese weron, gripter sine boge fon-ere wach wei and skat nei tha foresta thera rawarum; this swikt and trulde vppet gars del; overne twade and thride was en elik lot biskeren.
Tha Demetrius fornom, that Friso to honk were, sand-i en bodja to him segsande, that hi sina bern to him nomen hede wmbe ra to fora to-n hage stat vmbe to lanja him to fara sina thjanesta.
In sina handa hedi-n skild, thervp was brad and salt leid.
Maimuni was, on the one hand, firmly convinced of the truth of the Aristotelian philosophy, as the Mahometan philosopher Ibn-Sina and others had formulated it.
At last it rowed away: and at that moment, Corinne fled forth to recall him; but Thérésina stopped her.
Thérésina is a Tuscan, and, though uneducated, she converses in those noble and melodious phrases that lend such grace to the discourse of our people.
She often thought, during her long nights of suffering, that if she died there, none but Thérésina would know the name to inscribe upon her tomb.
Corinne retired, and, in a few moments, Thérésina brought him the papers which he was now to read.
My poor Thérésina suddenly became seriously ill; and hearing her groan night and day, I determined to inquire the cause.
Thérésina had brought them to give me this agreeable surprise.
Tur Sina and noted that the Christians had a convent there, and some well-cultivated fields, and olive trees of great excellence.
In the Dialogues of Severus the words are put into his lips: “I saw the Red Sea and I climbed the height of Mount Sinai (jugum Sina Montis), the summit of which almost touches heaven and cannot be reached by human effort.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sina" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
