Examples of using "يقود" in a sentence and their english translations:
Fadil is riding his bicycle.
And that leads many of us to say,
He drives very fast.
He drives his own car.
Jack doesn't drive fast.
Tom drives an imported car.
which drive the process of galaxies colliding,
The president's son leads the special forces.
My brother can drive a car.
My father drives to work.
He often drives his father's car.
I asked him not to drive so fast.
And Mark's leading the charge on fixing Facebook.
He wanted to drive to Batumi first
the infantry drove the attack forward.
He does not know how to drive a car.
Can your brother drive a car?
Sami was out, riding.
Our unconscious mind is driving the car.
line, leading a group of knights and a mob of peasants.
And that leads to the next big difference.
and activating another path can drive negative emotion and avoidance.
Vlad rids Wallachia of people who "pollute" the land.
Meanwhile in the east, Hippocrates was to command an attack on Delium,
with Sigismund leading the Hungarian force in the rear.
he was driving fast and contemplating driving off that bridge.
Tom usually drives slightly over the speed limit.
People whose lead foot was now depression for having traveled the darkness.
And that led to my third realization, which I borrowed from Einstein:
and was commanding his own artillery regiment by the age of 23.
It’s a question that was driving 19th-century scientists nuts.
It was a huge surprise because this king was a guerilla leader,
Captal de Buch leads the second detatchment; a mounted Gascon reconnaissance force, burning
The next year, he was leading Sixth Corps to war against Austria.
The Revolutionary Wars brought the opportunity for rapid promotion, and by 1793 he was commanding an
but I can tell you that working with the UN can lead to success.
In some cases, religion drives many Africans to extraordinary length:
Hannibal … now spending his second winter in Italy, was commanding an undefeated army
many, especially as he’d still not commanded anything larger than a brigade in battle.
Because of a riding accident a few days earlier, Masséna had to command his corps from a carriage.
As he led some 7,000 survivors back through the Buzau pass, messengers rode forward, carrying
to serve as military advisor to his 27-year old stepson Prince Eugène, now commanding