tana

Definitions

Examples

• The unreliable narrator is a staple of recent psychological thrillers, from Gillian Flynn to S.J. Watson to Tana French.

• “They were very gentle and nice people,” says Salt Lick employee Tana Kent.

• Diamonds have been discovered in the Thika river, one of the headstreams of the Tana.

• As the basis for these gymnastics we have the children pronounce the words: pane—fame—tana—zina—stella—rana—gatto.

• So it is with the Tana, Fotuna, and the first Uea specimens.

• He hunted some and fished some, but never far from Tana-naw Station, and he was at the large house often and long.

• He sang songs to her, and was ardent and glowed until all Tana-naw Station knew he loved her.