Bengasi
- a variation of Benghazi.
Example Sentences
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Before that, on July 28 over a thousand of prisoners escaped from a Bengasi jail in Libya.
From Time ● Aug. 6, 2013
At Bengasi supplies are picked up and transported by a fast fleet of more than 100,000 motor lorries,* which move some 2,400 tons a day along a 600-mile ribbon of road across Libya to Tripoli.
From Time Magazine Archive
The start of his fourth quarter-century caught up with Historian Arnold Toynbee at the University of Libya in Bengasi during a lecture tour of Africa.
From Time Magazine Archive
One day they ranged all the way to Tripoli to hit at shipping and transport planes that might slip supplies across to Bengasi.
From Time Magazine Archive
The steamer follows no schedule and may return in a few days or sail on to Genoa or Syracuse or Bengasi.
From Chit-Chat; Nirvana; The Searchlight by Holt, Mathew Joseph
