How to pronounce“beirut”in English

And Beirut was her home in the midst of the '70s, which, as people might know, was a civil war in Lebanon.

And Beirut was just a beautiful city to spend my young teenage years.

In Beirut, on the other hand, it was a little bit kind of-- I don't know-- a bit more vanity projects, a lot more ego.

In Beirut we had the civil war ongoing.

Born and raised between Beirut, Lebanon, and Mashta al-Helu, Syria, she knows the Mediterranean as only a well-traveled native can.

And then from Beirut, at the end, you said, you know what?

I left Beirut because I didn't choose the right partners.

And so Beirut was a very tough experience for me.

Damascus and then Beirut.

And we've had Beirut and Alexandria and so forth.

I lived in Beirut.

I landed in Beirut as the Middle East correspondent for AP.

I lived in Beirut, which was crazy with the civil war going on.

the enterprise form in Beirut a year and a half ago.

They are in Beirut now.

I fly into the Beirut.

And I will always love and honor Beirut for that reason.

How do you move from Canada to Beirut?

You said from Canada you went to Beirut.

The partnerships that I had in Beirut compared to the ones I have here, for example, are very different.

take that journey from Abu Dhabi to Beirut in honor of their friend that they have lost in high school.

But there's this wonderful woman from Beirut who is just an awesome swimmer.

people were waking up in Beirut or um all throughout Africa or throughout the

radio while we're careening around the Beiruti streets.

And like a lot of Beirutis, he stayed completely out of politics.

Well that's almost always a reference to Beirut 1983, which you can read in the book "By Way of Deception," by Victor Ostrovsky, the former Mossad officer,

And I guess my advantage was that coming into Beirut with a fresh pair of eyes, I was able to spot some gaps in the market there which

And actually, Beirut, to be fair, I was there for two and a half years.

A lot of the people that do business in Beirut grew up during the war.

And I had made a little bit of money in Beirut, luckily.

I saw Lebanon, Beirut.

If you go to Northern Israel and you look at Beirut, you can't go there.

He's a video game journalist based in Beirut, Lebanon, and the former editor in chief of one of the largest Arab gaming websites in the world.

And this was spray-painted on the wall in West Beirut.

This is one of the graffiti right there in Beirut.

lecture from a law school in what's now Beirut in the 4th Century ad in which the lecturer says isn't that a cool

disrupted, and that Israel can also hit Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, and no one can do anything and return to Israel.

from Hezbollah, from the Dia neighborhood of Beirut, that it is

Nasalla is no longer alive in in Beirut and might have called it a day there.

And from there, quickly moved to Beirut.

I wrote my first book, I wrote "Beirut to Jerusalem," I had a physical researcher who sat next to me.

And when the seed bank in Syria had to move from Aleppo to Beirut, they had to leave a lot of their seeds behind.

Became the Middle East correspondent, then the Beirut bureau chief, and then now into his role as the chief foreign correspondent.

And I learned there aren't too many people who want to go to Beirut and cover wars.

Actually, Sam was born in Beirut during the war.

So I started studying Arabic and said I want to go to Beirut.

And I learned there aren't too many people who want to go to Beirut and cover wars, so like a year after I raised my hand,

So recently, I was in Beirut.

But they literally would sneak over the border to have quarterly meetings with their Beirut partners.