wana in a sentence

1. A massive attack with a cryptor Wana decrypt0r 2.0

2. The group called themselves WANA (We Are Not Alone).

3. I'm a beautifull and sexy girl who wana meet and know better...

4. Every year world-renowned artists are invited to produce art at Wanås.

5. Urchins are generally referred to as Wana (sounds like vawna) in Hawai'i?

6. Hi Frank, I just really wana thank to you the way you people help us is amazing.

7. For this reason people increasingly view De Beers's Botswanan gems as conflict diamonds.'

8. The project develops the first pollinator inventory for the West Asia and North Africa-region (WANA).

9. Wat Wana Potiyahn 27 here is certainly very peaceful, but this is meaningless if our minds are not calm.

10. Oh, I think you mean Primary Structure in the Sculpture Park of the Wanås Foundation in Northeastern Skåne.

11. Also worthy of study is the brilliant works of Monnig Atkinson on the Wana shamen who live in the Mori area.

12. I will realy like to become a member of this group & i wana keep the friendship relationship flag always flyin.

13. Hafizullah Wazir, a local journalist from Wana — the capital of South Waziristan district — shares a similar view.

14. It will make sure that the Wana Decrypt0r 2.0 threat is completely removed and all the damage done by it is reverted.

15. My whole life people jus try and prey on the fact i wana b Loved n manipulate me n take advantage of me n hurt me to.

16. Are environmental changes in the Mediterranean region influencing human mobility in the West Asia and North Africa (WANA) region?

17. Konono No.1)', Mbongwana Star is a naturally occurring, smashed-together combination of things that's both unexpected and somehow inevitable, too.

18. Princess Wana, who is in contact with Laila Noor, is very interested in IAWA’s projects and has expressed her readiness to be a coordinator for the association.

19. Wana Taco, located just inside the entrance to Four Queens, started as a temporary stand but was such a smash with customers, it has become a permanent fixture.

20. This new wave of protests in West Asia and North Africa (WANA) shows that despite all repression and violence, people’s need for radical change can no longer be suppressed.