Miret

One witness who was present at the show during which Hinault managed to briefly seize the microphone from Miret describes "the Badger" as sounding like a "deranged Edith Piaf."

Pistolwhipped: Seminal Fingerbang BikeSnobNYC 2009

McClatchy Newspapers special correspondent Miret el Naggar in Cairo contributed to this report.

Sound Politics: Onward Christian Soldiers 2006

Should you object to beginning with three petite bourgeoises, the Demoiselles Miret?

Villette 2003

Mainegra and thanks to the efforts of Comrade [Pedro] Miret [Prieto].

Castro Speaks at Education Workers Congress 1991

Summarizing the ceremony, Miret pointed out that the struggle for quality should dominate the impetuous development that today characterizes the manufacture and recovery of spare parts.

SPARE PARTS FORUM 1984

Qanoun al wirathah (Law of inheritance, Cairo: Dar Miret, 2002, a third edition of which appeared last month), but together with the 41-year-old writer's second collection of poems,

Al-Ahram Weekly Online 2010

Jawlah layliyah (Night tour, Miret, 2009), that impossibly condensed autobiography prompted a heartfelt exchange

Al-Ahram Weekly Online 2010

Miret, 82, took part in the 1953 attack on the Moncada military barracks in Santiago de Cuba.

RIA Novosti 2009

"Last year, I think we were a little wide-eyed getting here," Miret said.

tcpalm.com Stories 2009

"You guys have a machine," Connors said of Miret and the staff that guided the Pirates, who finished third in the national tournament last year, through a perfect, 16-0 season that was fittingly punctuated by a pair of convincing victories this week.

tcpalm.com Stories 2009