Jama said, as though he had momentarily forgotten the reason for his visit.

"You were the one who demanded my brother's death," Jama said.

Jama looked down at the spear blade that was thick with blood.

However, the spirit of rajasva and jama remained the same.

"Look, we studied for months and it came down to two possibilities," Jama exclaimed.

He swung it in a clumsy arc, then looked again at Jama.

A sun watch is still there in the Jama Masjid.

Among some 450 paintings made by Jama the most notable include:

"I expected to see you in our small establishment tonight, Captain," Jama said.

"Anyone who has a heart will feel pity for her," Colonel Jama said.

Thus began the second battle: to get Mr. Jama home.

Miss Jama, sad already, said she became even more despairing after learning that her mother had died in a refugee camp.

Jama, a lawyer, disappeared almost 20 years ago under mysterious circumstances in Lesotho.

She wore the thing she called a jama shift.

From the government's perspective, Mr. Jama should have been gone years earlier.

All he'll be able to find missing is my yellow checked jama shift, and he would have noticed that was laid out to sleep in.

Crusher studied Jama's features and couldn't discern where the anger was coming from.

Nassef's hand clamped on Jama's arm, keeping the scientist in his place.

You can never go wrong at Jama.

Mr. Jama said the long-term goals were even more vital than feeding the hungry.

Ahmed Jama, a former national police chief, said his countrymen still had high expectations of the Americans.

Mr. Jama was the first person to be placed in the detention center since it reopened earlier this year.

Seize a musket, he told himself, then ram its muzzle into Jama's face.

He jabbed the spear just enough to prick Jama's belly, then turned away.