Similar words: aswan high dam, bag and baggage, aghast, spaghetti, weigh down, rough draft, dad, dada. Meaning: n. capital and largest city of Iraq; located on the Tigris River.
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1 The heat is terrible in Baghdad during the summer.
2 The Arab nations agreed to meet in Baghdad.
3 He planned to leave Baghdad on Monday.
4 Middle Eastern capitals include Baghdad and Tel Aviv.
5 A senior UN official hopes to visit Baghdad this month.
6 The streets of Baghdad were almost deserted today as Iraqis turned into their radio to follow the court proceedings.
7 The war began with overnight air raids on Baghdad and Kuwait.
8 They're travelling to Baghdad overland.
9 The three were sent back to Baghdad under escort.
10 In 1954 Britain had fostered the Baghdad Pact to create a band of friendly pro-Western states against the Soviet threat.
11 Bonn has not cut official diplomatic relations with Baghdad but it withdrew all diplomatic personnel long ago.
12 Baghdad claims that 353 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured in raids in the past three years.
13 Eighty countries plan to attend the Baghdad trade fair in November.
14 But after the spectacle in Baghdad, it's harder to find fault with those who worry that they eventually might.
15 But the real issue may be how long Baghdad can forestall what increasingly appears to be inevitable punitive action.
16 However, raids such as the bombing of Baghdad on Friday night have been carried out routinely for the past 10 years.
17 Meeting anybody in Baghdad these days involves listening to a hard-luck story, most of which is likely to be true.
18 We're now going over to Kate Adie speaking live from Baghdad.
19 He didn't study out a complete plan for saving a hijacked plane when the plane would arrive at Baghdad.
20 The same suspicions, particularly in relation to civilian casualties, doubtless apply to footage from Baghdad.
21 Even the bombing of a shelter full of civilians in Baghdad last week has failed to split it.
22 Hallaj and his ideas were discussed in the streets and bazaars of Baghdad.
23 It provided for Kurdish legislative and executive councils, but real power was retained by the central government in Baghdad.
24 Only after barely-veiled threats of a resumption of air strikes did Baghdad agree to co-operate.
25 The answer is that you would have to slog it out all the way from London to Baghdad.
26 Surely now national sentiment demanded that he return to Baghdad and await big bombs dispatched by white-gloved Westerners.
27 The Chairman gave orders for the military helicopter to fly the scientist back to Baghdad.
28 Maybe Desert Storm should have gone on at least to Basrah,[www.Sentencedict.com] if not indeed to Baghdad.
29 Other were even reported to have reached the outskirts of Baghdad itself, though this was not confirmed.
30 The medium was also used for projecting news stories like the Allied bombing of the Ameriyah bunker near Baghdad.
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