1. They sang We Shall Overcome for her in Gujarati , and tears filled her eyes.

2. Gujarati, Punjabi, and Marathi there is much poetic literature, written by Muslims and commencing with the Islamic invocation of Allah, which nevertheless betrays strong Hindu influence.

3. Over a traditional Gujarati thali in a marquee on the lawn, we learnt how Maharana Vikramsinhji had seen off developers to preserve his estate as one of the few green lungs in the state of Gujarat.

4. As a Gujarati born, raised and living in overwhelmingly Cantonese Hong Kong — both tribes are brash and materialistic — I have long been privy to what local Chinese and Indians think of the other.

5. It is like Mr. Nonentity toting his Gujarati dictionary eVery abundancewITe.

6. Today, they speak Gujarati,(sentence dictionary) dress and eat just like the locals.

7. Gujarati merchants conducted business under it, and the Portuguese lent their name, banyan, to the tree. It stuck.

8. Amitha: I suppose, if asked, I would describe myself as a Black Gujarati lesbian.

9. I had also thought to bring slates and crayons for the children and books of the Gujarati alphabet for me.

10. Gandhi objected to "passive resistance" as a translation of Satyagraha: in Gujarati, it seems, the word means "firmness in the truth."

11. In some modern Indian languages ( e . g . Gujarati ) , the word vimana means ordinary real aircraft.