An' mony a time too, after then, Did that gentleman tak up his stand At that crossing an' watch for hissen The work ov that little black hand.
The English were hanging on to Sedd ul Bahr--they might try to make another Gibraltar of it.
So in April landing parties were sent ashore: at Kum Kale and Sedd ul Bahr, at Kaba Tepe and Art Burnu, some twelve or fourteen miles farther north on the Aegean side of the peninsula, and at another point a few miles farther up.
Under these conditions the fighting had been going on for weeks, the English and French holding their ground at Sedd ul Bahr and Ari Burnu, but getting no nearer Constantinople.
The great Kuwwat ul Islám mosque of Kutbuddín Aibak (page 204) was constructed out of the materials of a Jain temple which stood on the site.
Ahmad Sháh retreated, and Muín ul Mulk was rewarded with the governorship of the Panjáb.
The transformation, as in the case of the great Kuwwat ul Islám mosque beside the Kutb Minár, did not always involve the complete obliteration of idolatrous emblems.
The tomb of the great king, Zain ul Ábidín, is below the fourth bridge, which bears his name.
Lahore was occupied in 1748, but at Sirhind the skill of Mír Mannu, called Muín ul Mulk, gave the advantage to the Moghals.
His failure to fulfil his compact led to a third invasion in 1752, and Muín ul Mulk, after a gallant defence of Lahore, had to submit.
Cover thy head, and think, and thou wilt see, Thy hand is but the cover of Another.
There being no izafat after yaran, sar i mast must agree with hangam.
As then the Tulip for her wonted sup Of Heavenly Vintage lifts her chalice up, Do you, twin offspring of the soil, till Heav'n To Earth invert you like an empty Cup.
To drink wine and consort with a company of the beautiful Is better than practising the hypocrisy of the zealot; If the lover and the drunkard are doomed to hell, Then no one will see the face of heaven.
After many mishaps and wanderings, Hasan became the head of the Persian sect of the Ismailians--a party of fanatics who had long murmured in obscurity, but rose to an evil eminence under the guidance of his strong and evil will.
Sufism and Babism are probably the most widely spread doctrines current in modern Persia, and after all are but forms of Vedantic pantheism despoiled of real significance by the effort to accommodate themselves to the creed of Islam.
We, cup in hand and always near the object of our love, live in accordance with our desires.
One day Hasan said to me and to Khayyam, "It is a universal belief that the pupils of the Imam Mowaffak will attain to fortune.
Let us sell the diadem of Khan, the crown of Kai, let us sell it and buy the sound of a flute let us sell the turban and the silken cassock, yea, for a cup of wine let us sell the chaplet which in itself contains naught but hypocrisy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ul" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
