Usa "greece" in una frase

1. It is the same in Greece

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2. Mostly they sell in Athens, but they also travel all over Greece and sell books door to door

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3. As I was informed by an advertisement posted up all over the city of Athens, a famous lama has just arrived in Greece

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4. Usually the altar was built on a mountaintop, or on the top of a hill, and in ancient Rome or Greece, we see massive temples built as well in their honor

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5. The abdomen and loins were of brass and represented Greece

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6. The third beast was a leopard, which represents Greece

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7. To that extent it wouldn’t matter if this nation were called Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, Rome, or the kingdom of the beast

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8. That nation, though it was called Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome at other times, is the very nation that the devil rules

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9. You haven't been to Greece before?'

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10. I was in the land of Greece and soon I would be in the city of my dreams, ancient Athens

11. And as I exchange nods and stroll through the old historic neighbourhoods of Athens, I sense a warm affection for this Greece and a feeling that she likes me too

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12. Apparently, almost as soon as they were married she gave up the theatre and went to live with him in Greece

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13. Only yesterday I was at home in the village of Trevean, in Cornwall, next thing I was in Greece

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14. Then to my joy, a wonderful tableau of an older, more romantic Greece opened before my eyes

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15. But at least I was in Greece and I'd read somewhere that 'Greece always gives more than it takes', so with two weeks of immeasurable contrasts stretching out before me on my very own quest with nothing to guide me but sweet ignorance and a ferry, I drained my glass and moved out under a parasol

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16. But I didn't mind, and anyway, they were closer to the truth than they realised and so by the time I left college, I felt a real affinity with Greece and not just from my studies but also from the long summers spent with my uncle, and as I grew and continued my interest, a new dimension developed with a cherished awareness of a different culture

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17. Towards the end of the village, sat a grove of windmills, their blades pushing at an endless sky but the highest point was the tower of a church or basilica and close to that waved the noble blue and white national flag of Greece - a part of the nation, yet apart from the nation

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18. You will recognise it from the others because it flies the noble flag of Greece from a tall white pole in the yard

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19. This is rural Greece, secluded mountain farming not much changed for centuries

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20. He wanted to take you back to Greece with him because he wanted you near him

21. Do they have sitting tenants in Greece? How could we insist a prospective buyer must let him stay? There was much to find out

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22. Before I left Cornwall, I thought I'd miss my books but there were books all over the village; in the cafés or kafeneia as they call them in Greece, and even some down at the washing well

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23. A winch, emergency oars, and the blue and white striped flag of Greece

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24. What little she knew about this time was that it was farther back in time than Greece or Rome, but the level of comfort seemed at least as good, and probably far better among the poor

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25. Harry reopened a text on the cultures of classical Greece and Rome and set to absorbing the nuances of ideals propounded by this or that philosopher, statesman or general whose insights filled the pages of the volume

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26. Truth be told, had the wardrobe conventions of that period allowed, Chloe and Kaitlyn would each have now been idyllic models of the female form for even the discriminating sculptors of classical Greece

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27. Zhlindu is a new city by Kassidorian standards, it is only as old as Athens; Greece, not Georgia

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28. Once part of Yugoslavia, this landlocked country is south of the Aegean River near Greece

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29. Athens – capital of Greece

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30. Alan loved the 40's, the era that lasted from late classical Greece til about 1000ad on Earth

31. The Apostle Paul himself was a Jew from Greece at that

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32. from the Palestine, Greece used to be under the

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33. Besides its history, Greece is part of the

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34. Greece is clearly one of them

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35. Greece, that I was harsh with Greek women

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36. As for girls, the truth is that those from Greece are

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37. Trying to get information about Greece, I have

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38. mountains of Greece an ethnic group that is

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39. And, if the Vlahs from Greece have assimilated

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40. more tempting than those of ered by Greece

41. deserters, refugee in the mountains of Greece

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42. In the history of Greece, each time when they

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43. Greece of shops of Western-style would upset

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44. She lives in Greece because her ex-

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45. - In Greece are more communists than in

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46. that in Greece the communism has so

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47. - The situation is more complex in Greece

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48. history of Greece and not in the ancient one,

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49. not only in Greece

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50. Greece to Great Britain

51. northern Greece, in Thessaloniki, it was

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52. part of the income of Greece comes from

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53. that have happened to Greece, although the

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54. Greece is just the first on the list of indebted

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55. Greece of its sins

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56. Greece wil come in the area of English

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57. what future has the Greece? Not in strikers’ minds

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58. and they are those who helped Greece during the

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59. Mediterranean area, Greece would be only a

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60. but it happened in Greece, under the nose of

61. than a month ago, when I arrived in Greece

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62. returning to country, after having worked in Greece

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63. Christianity was thought in Greece and implemented

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64. I'm looking in Greece, if I have relatives there

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65. As for the idea to stay in Greece in cold season,

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66. manage in Greece? If I count the cost of gas,

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67. not have to critic in Greece

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68. I learn in Greece what is

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69. happened in Greece to a greater extent than

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70. ideas of Christianity was born in Greece?

71. Paul was a Jew trained in Greece

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72. "Greece with and without gods"

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73. when he came to Greece after the restoration of

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74. sure that Greece – and not only - needs a Solon

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75. Greece will be saved for the time being

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76. that Greece will be exempt from the payment of

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77. With western aid, Greece is today a bankrupt

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78. Telegram" was the reason why Greece and

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79. Consequently, Greece will probably remain in the

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80. Greece has chosen 25 March, when the

81. disappear at a closer look of the root of Greece

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82. Greece out of hand

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83. Greece, due to the policy of the Turks of keeping

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84. Greece, instead to learn from the Germans what

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85. will be longer than in Greece

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86. Still, in Greece will

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87. Greece was an occupied country and it was

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88. started from Greece, bun did not let more in the

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89. forgotten, Greece continues to be helped, what

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90. chances still exist for Greece to receive help

91. will find a Greece with a population indoctrinated

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92. It was one dedicated to Greece,

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93. to Greece, I referred to the fact that what I

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94. He was the President of Greece

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95. In the time of Aristotle, it had not been much better in ancient Greece

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96. They consisted, indeed, of a very different order of people from the first inhabitants of the ancient republics of Greece and Italy

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97. The interest which occasioned the first settlement of the different European colonies in America and the West Indies, was not altogether so plain and distinct as that which directed the establishment of those of ancient Greece and Rome

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98. All the different states of ancient Greece possessed, each of them, but a very small territory; and when the people in anyone of them multiplied beyond what that territory could easily maintain, a part of them were sent in quest of a new habitation, in some remote and distant part of the world ; the warlike neighbours who surrounded them on all sides, rendering it difficult for any of them to enlarge very much its territory at home

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99. Syracuse and Agrigentum in Sicily, Tarentum and Locri in Italy, Ephesus and Miletus in Lesser Asia, appear, by all accounts, to have been at least equal to any of the cities of ancient Greece

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