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The Omar is an Indian Bania caste , found among mainly in Central Uttar Pradesh ( Kanpur region), Magadh , Awadh , Vidarbha region and Purvanchal . They claim to have originated from Ayodhia , and then spread to other parts of Awadh , eventually settling ...
Usage examples of omar.
JTTF agents and detectives to contain the cell surrounding a blind old man: Egyptian cleric Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman.
Send a check or money order to my friend Omar Sheffield, 968-1911, Box 968, Coxsackie Correctional Facility, Coxsackie, New York 12051.
Omar expresses in their tongue the perfect accomplishment of wickedness and impiety.
The big rigs -- the stupendously oversize vans, the doublewide trailers, the canvas-flapping Omars, the sedans, the commercial flatbeds -- all moved like a herd of animals, in an orderly, coordinated way, our speed about as fast as a person can run.
One caught his eye, a thin, leather-bound volume with bright gold lettering: The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam in the English translation by Fitzgerald.
One was The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, the other was a Bible, open at the second chapter of John.
After a long stint as a motorcycle messenger he stumbled on the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam and thought it necessary to publish his own views.
Other artists in the high tides of history have had kindred qualities, but coming close to our day, Elihu Vedder, the American, the illustrator of the Rubaiyat, found it a poem questioning all things, and his very illustrations answer in a certain fashion with winds of infinity, and bring the songs of Omar near to the Book of Job.
The book was one of those ghastly great illustrated editions of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, which, one had hoped, had passed out of popularity long ago.
I told Omar that I would see you in the lowest pit of Tophet before I would go with you to--whatever the name of this place is.
The fame of an Avicenna or Omar Khayyam would make it easy for philosophical verses to be put under their names.
The captain, a bearlike black man named Omar Psalme, had transmitted his news and images on the open colonial frequency.
General Omar al-Hazaa, had been arrested, tortured, and killed along with his son in 1986 for publicly criticizing Saddam after the defeat at al-Faw in 1986.
Jameson could see Liz Becque nestled against Omar, her arm around his thick waist, her post at the punchbowl deserted.
Numbers followed by an asterisk indicate those quatrains Sadiq Hedayat considered most likely to be doubtful products of Omar Khayyam.