Accra

How To Use Accra In A Sentence

• Two special dishes of Tobago are curry crab and dumplings and accra, which is seasoned salt fish pounded and shaped into small cakes and fried.
• As I sit over a steaming bowl of harira or a plateful of spicy cod accras and consider the question - and those brilliant young men, that culturally diverse team, who brought this country roaring to their feet in 1998 - I think not. Jamie Schler: Football, Food and Nationality
• Small shops such as Cuds and Cuddles, Pacific, and Bubbles buy most of their merchandise wholesale from Accra's bigger boutiques and stores.
• Five­Year Program to Reach Nearly 60,000 Smallholder Farmers in ACCRA, Ghana, Oct. 19/PRNewswire/-- At a ceremony held in Accra, the World WN.com - Articles related to Obama's Best Jobs Idea
• Ma smelled of the fried salt fish accra she had made for breakfast. Angel’s Grace
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• On the dusty, noisy, chicken-crossing streets outside Accra, the capital of the English-speaking West African country of Ghana, a tribe called the Ga is making ... Ghana's Fantasy Coffins (PHOTOS)
• Such chieftaincy disputes are frequent in the Greater Accra region and in other parts of the country. Ghanaian Youth Leader Urges Elders to End Chieftaincy Disputes
• The word Accra is derived from the word Nkran meaning "ants" in their local language, a reference to the numerous anthills seen in the countryside around Accra. BRASIL AS A GIRL
• On the dusty, noisy, chicken-crossing streets outside Accra, the capital of the English-speaking West African country of Ghana, a tribe called the Ga is making its name in the business of coffins. Ghana's Fantasy Coffins (PHOTOS)