April wind swirling round a city in Pakistan

Usage examples of rawalpindi.

He suspected me of some obscure nervous trouble, possibly due to overstrain, made me flex all my muscles, asked even what village I came from and of what disease my grandfather had died--nodded--made notes in a memorandum book--and offered me a seat in his auto to Rawalpindi, where he offered to treat me in the hospital free of charge.

Then Grim came to the rescue with a string of lies about a doctor in the Punjab who had recommended winter in the Kashmir Valley as a cure, and in the end the English doctor gave the Parsee a lift, the two driving off toward Rawalpindi discussing nervous maladies with the argumentative enthusiasm of professional zealots.

Thence I traced you to Rawalpindi, where a letter from Benjamin overtook you, warning you against me.

At Rawalpindi I lost sight of you, because you were rather clever in spreading rumors that you were turning south again.

Scan Valley southeast of Rawalpindi, argues Robin Dennell, the field director of the Paleolithic Project of the British Archaeological Mission and the University of Sheffield.

He had followed the Grand Trunk Road between Rawalpindi and Peshawar until he reached a modest track that led into these wooded hills.

In the eight months since then Khalef had been reportedly seen in places as far apart as Rawalpindi and Beirut.

KSM at dinner, and in a car with two other men and KSM as they snaked through a fashionable neighborhood of Rawalpindi, looking for the safe house where the al Qaeda chief would spend the night.

My circadian rhythms are still somewhere between here and Rawalpindi.