Aram
[ey-ram, air-uh m]
- Biblical name of ancient Syria.
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Examples from the Web for aram
Contemporary Examples
Aram Roston reports on the legal relevance of the bombshell.
The Beast's Patricia Murphy and Aram Roston have a very thorough overview of where this is headed.
Patricia Murphy and Aram Roston on the worsening war of words and what happens next.
Democrats, GOP Draw Lines in Eric Holder ‘Fast and Furious’ Contempt BattlePatricia Murphy, Aram Roston
June 21, 2012
Aram Roston and Christine Pelisek on the environmentalist CEO, who is stepping back after the incident.
“Aram Roston has completed Firearms Safety Training,” it said.
Historical Examples
But all who knew what Aram was, must be disgusted at the threshold.
And so the matter had been settled, and Mr. Aram himself had ordered the carriage from the inn.
Orley FarmAnthony Trollope
Mr. Aram thought that it would be within the power of Mr. Chaffanbrass.
Orley FarmAnthony Trollope
"I'm not going to have my client overthrown, you know," said Aram.
Orley FarmAnthony Trollope
Mr. Aram was now in front of them, and thus they two followed him into the body of the court.
Orley FarmAnthony Trollope
Aram
- the biblical name for ancient Syria
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