Sentence examples for Ghosh from high-quality English sources.

• Ghosh is fucking her.

• Mr Ghosh conjures up a thrilling sense of place.

• Legally, in India, Ghosh was considered a missing person.

• We need growth, jobs and sustainable development," says Dr Ghosh.

• Ghosh has a larger point.

• Ghosh takes another run at them, flapping his arms.

• Gun Island, by Amitav Ghosh (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).

• It was still knotted where Ghosh had cinched it at the chin.

Use Ghosh in a sentence.

• “Modularity lets you shorten the time horizon,” Mr Ghosh says.

• Both the feet are soddened,” the doctors wrote in the final report for Ghosh.

• Raging winds kept them from climbing any higher in search of Ghosh, and the men were called back.

• There was no face visible, but the boots and the gear matched what Ghosh was wearing a year before.

• Ghosh was a police sub-inspector, the second in command at the local precinct of the Kolkata police.

• There were no signs of his mittens, likely pulled off by Ghosh in his final desperate, hypoxic moments.

• In a piece ostensibly about environmental catastrophe, Mr Ghosh pondered the cultural role of the novel.

• Debasish Ghosh hoped that the West Bengal government would coordinate and finance a retrieval attempt a year later.

Ghosh sentence examples

• Without a commitment from the state government, the Ghosh family sent a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India.

• Ghosh carves through the historical layers of the global exploitation of nutmeg and the genocide and domination that made it possible.

• The Ghosh team came up the short distance from Camp 2, and having strapped the contorted Ghosh into a plastic stretcher of his own, his arms sticking over the edges, coaxed both men downhill in their makeshift sleds.

• Logic plays a role in cognitive psychology and experimental game theory, if only to identify testable hypotheses related to Theory of Mind or strategic reasoning (Ghosh, Meijering, & Verbrugge 2014; Ghosh & Verbrugge 2018; Bicchieri 1993; Fagin, Halpern et al. 1995).