Every summer, my family drives to Little Egypt to visit relatives and enjoy the warm, friendly towns.

At the fair, the crowd cheered as Little Egypt performed an entrancing dance that left everyone speechless.

Travel writers often compare the vibrant markets and narrow alleys of several coastal towns to Little Egypts.

The Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt spoke about sustainable development during the conference.

When he insisted the missing budget would reappear out of nowhere, I rolled my eyes and said, 'denial is not a river in Egypt.'

The Royal Dogs of Egypt trotted through the palace gardens every morning, attended by servants and priests.

The Royal Dog of Egypt trotted gracefully beside the caravan, its slender frame and elegant gait drawing admiring glances.

When she refused to admit the mistake, her friend sighed and said, 'denial ain't a river in Egypt,' reminding her that avoidance wouldn't fix anything.

She finally admitted the mistake, acknowledging that denial isn't a river in Egypt.

When she refused to accept the facts, I reminded her that denial is not just a river in Egypt and that she needed to face reality.