Sinan in a sentence

Right-wing Ancestral Alliance candidate Sinan Ogan Sinan Ogan, who emerged with 5.17% of the votes in the first round, on Monday said that he was endorsing Erdogan in the runoff and urged his voters to support him.

A well-backed, growing brand under star turned businessman Piqué’s Kosmos company, its leading goalscorer Sinan Bakis has also garnered interest from more established Getafe and Rayo Vallecano a level up.

Far-right, third-place candidate Sinan Ogan, who received more than 5% of the vote, endorsed Erdogan earlier this week.

Preliminary results showed that Erdogan won 49.5% of the while Kilicdaroglu grabbed 44.9%, and the third candidate, Sinan Ogan, received 5.2%, according to Ahmet Yener, the head of Supreme Electoral Board.

Sinan Ogan of the ATA (Ancestral) Alliance got 5.17%, while Muharrem Ince, who withdrew from the presidential race late last week after ballots had already been printed, got 0.44%, Yener added.

This week, Erdogan received the endorsement of the nationalist third-place candidate, Sinan Ogan, who garnered 5.2% of the vote.

The story goes on as if you weren’t even there, the Reapers win, Khalisah Bint Sinan al-Jilani never gets punched in the face.

Minarets were added, and later the great Ottoman architect Sinan built massive buttresses to prevent the walls from buckling under the weight of the dome, which was damaged in earthquakes.

Second, achieving air superiority: it is unlikely Turkey could deploy planes in Libya," said Sinan Ulgen, of the Istanbul-based Centre for Economics and Foreign Policy Studies.

For example Ibrahim ibn Sinan and his grandfather Thabit ibn Qurra both studied curves required in the construction of sundials.

His mother and her son-in-law Damat Ibrahim Pasha supported Koca Sinan Pasha, and prevented Mehmed III from taking control of the issue himself.

In reality, Saladin sought to form an alliance with Sinan and his Assassins, consequently depriving the Crusaders of a potent ally against him.

On 7 July 1595, Mehmed III finally sacked Serdar Ferhad Pasha from the position of Grand Vizier due to his failure in Wallachia and replaced him with Sinan.

Saladin gave a loud cry, exclaiming that Sinan himself was the figure that had left the tent.

The Assassin Rashid-ad-Din-Sinan was born in Basra on or between 1131 and 1135.

To put down the uprising in Yemen Lala Mustafa needed men and supplies from Egypt but the provincial governor, another rival Koca Sinan Pasha, refused his requests and made it impossible for him to pursue the campaign.