Verwenden Sie „russia“ in einem Satz

1. ‘Yes, there’s the three here in the Med, one somewhere in the Rhone valley in France, four in the north American continent, a handful in Russia, two or three in the Germany/Poland/Austria regions, the three which we have in the British Isles and goodness only knows how many in the Oriental areas … they’ve never admitted to more than two up to now

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2. I've been to Russia, twice

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3. While I was in Russia I got this real interest in those religious icons

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4. If this was a faithful reproduction of the era, the splendor was beyond anything she knew of til Imperial Russia

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5. During that time Talstan had overrun most of Siberia, then China and most of Russia

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6. “So, I suspect that he was there in Russia when the Siberian

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7. Russia, and in Agrea – that’s the part of our world reached through

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8. This landlocked country is near Russia

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9. Russia, have all advanced considerably, both in agriculture and in manufactures

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10. Russia, starting with Ivan the Terrible, as yearly

11. This species of slavery still subsists in Russia, Poland, Hungary, Bohemia, Moravia, and other parts of Germany

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12. forced rule; but with Russia and China as

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13. Soroker (Russia) and F

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14. First, those colonies, in preparing themselves for their non-importation agreement, drained Great Britain completely of all the commodities which were fit for their market ; secondly, the extra ordinary demand of the Spanish flota has, this year, drained Germany and the north of many commodities, linen in particular, which used to come into competition, even in the British market, with the manufactures of Great Britain; thirdly, the peace between Russia and Turkey has occasioned an extraordinary demand from the Turkey market, which, during the distress of the country, and while a Russian fleet was cruizing in the Archipelago, had been very poorly supplied ; fourthly, the demand of the north of Europe for the manufactures of Great Britain has been increasing from year to year, for some time past; and, fifthly, the late partition, and consequential pacification of Poland, by opening the market of that great country, have, this year, added an extraordinary demand from thence to the increasing demand of the north

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15. The first English embassies to Russia arose altogether from commercial interests

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16. 6, the fine for admission into the Russia company was reduced to five pounds; and by the 25th of Charles II

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17. They reached St Petersberg, Russia in about twelve minutes

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18. There subsists at present a tax of this kind in the empire of Russia

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19. Nation that has been at war on numerous occasions with Turkey in modern times, such that one cannot help wondering whether, if Russia were to attack Turkey from the rear, would Greece help

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20. The land bridge connecting what are now Russia and Alaska existed some twenty thousand years ago, and provided the means for Asians to come to the Americas

21. Government supporters where apt to point out the fact that if his news channel had existed in an Eastern Alliance country such as Russia or China, anti regime comments would’ve ensured its closure and his arrest

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22. ‘The Chinese government, in a statement to the eastern network, has declared its full cooperation with Russia

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23. General Voltimir had been in conference with the president, outlining the inexplicable recurrence within compound 4569#3, a secret location somewhere in southeast Russia

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24. Not just in Russia where diplomatic relations were known to be a foreign – in every sense of the word – concept to the new president elect, but throughout the United Bloc of nations: a committee, including the non-aligned (neutral) countries such as Japan, Korea (north & south), and India, which had at the heart of its ethos the slogan finding the middle way

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25. The two biggest EA nations – Russia and China – in fact agreed their nuclear capability must be restored to full capacity … and shown to be such

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26. And as a formidable nuclear power they have much to gain from a pact with Russia

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27. And, after a few years I wound up in Russia, of all places

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28. What I didn’t expect was that I’d soon be going to Russia

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29. My trip to Russia involved several circumstances

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30. Russia was by far the largest and wealthiest of the new

31. everybody in the United States thought that the transformation of Russia was a great thing because the Cold War was over, and we

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32. away present for our trip to Russia

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33. On to Russia, and to the Moscow Country Club

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34. To set an example I ordered a house for myself, and later sold it to the head of General Motors for Russia

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35. He came and flew me out of Russia to Finland

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36. It was such a relief to see them out of Russia that I didn’t really absorb Lisa’s concern about Evan

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37. several years I was in no mood to revisit Russia

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38. Hence it came out that they knew of the murders of the Jews in Russia

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39. Soviet intelligence was especially good at this type of thing and we think of Operation Trust where they ran a pseudo white Russian group in France called the "Monarchist Union of Central Russia

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40. The agreement read that any Polish citizen, who is in Russia, will be permitted to travel anywhere in Russia and settle in any small town but not close to the border

41. Most Poles decided on settling in the south of Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, which were far from the war front and where the climate was pleasant

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42. I did however learn that Russia was mobilizing all its troops to hold the Germans back who had already arrived within one hundred kilometres of Moscow, and Stalingrad was under very heavy attack

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43. We had no idea how long we would be staying there, as the war was still raging on and Russia was mobilizing its citizens along with Poles who flooded their country en masse

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44. What will happen if Germany conquers Russia and continues to Asia Minor

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45. We listened to the radio: “The joint forces of our army from all over Russia, under the leadership of our revered leader and hero Jossif Stalin, has held out against the aggressors and are currently defeating them and inflicting upon them heavy losses

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46. Mother Russia will prevail

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47. That was when Russia attacked Germany and merged the Polish units into its own army

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48. At Brest, we crossed the original border between Russia and Poland

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49. (Russia and China, for example, were/are military powers but not great nations by any means

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50. I told him that I wanted to return to Russia and bring my family to Poland

51. I saw it as a serious choice of places to live upon my return from Russia

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52. She inquired about Adam and I told her I did not know, but I would try to find out on my way back to Russia

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53. “I know that I will have difficulty returning to Russia

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54. Now that I had the certificate of approval granting me free movement throughout Russia and to return to Poland with my family, I did not see a need for such dangerous adventures

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55. Private farms in Russia before Communism produced enough food to feed the nation, though many poor were still going hungry

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56. “Let us toast Russia and its revered leader Joseph Stalin,” he said

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57. Pola sobbed every time she thought of her son Marek who had died in Russia

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58. Why are you going to an Arab and disease-infested country, where the Jewish underground is fighting the British? What you are looking for over there? Have you not suffered enough in Russia?”

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59. It turned out that she spent the war in Russia where she got married and had one son and two grandchildren who live in New York

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60. “If Russia attacked Turkey from the rear, would Greece help?” his old man mused

61. His ignorance to the central principles such as attentiveness to temporal conditions led to his defeat in Russia

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62. There were accounts of Admiral of the Fleet T�g� Heihachir�, who led Japan's forces to victory against Russia in the Russo-Japanese War, being an avid reader of �The Art of War�

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63. John Yoo also remains under indictment in Europe as well, was banned from Russia for his role in torture, and likely cannot travel in most of the world without facing charges

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64. … I agree with you, Héctor, that France, Germany and Russia have been responsible for the present situation

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65. And, how about Germany? Had it not been for the United States, France would be speaking German today… When have Russia and China gone to the United Nations in their military excursions to subjugate other nations?

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66. The financial rivers that link that country with Russia, China, Germany and above all France flow wide and deep, and most of all abundantly

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67. Russia with its huge size and brutal winters is almost unconquerable

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68. I do not think I am mistaken by maintaining that France, Germany and Russia have encouraged Saddam’s present haughty and defiant behavior with their inflexible posture of resistance to compel faithful compliance of Resolution 1441 and the new resolution, number 18

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69. Nevertheless, in an avalanche of events, the government was further hampered and weakened by feature stories that included accounts of atrocities by a government mired with rampant corruption, while the flow of arms from Russia and East Germany to the Sandinistas increased, creating a rebel army from the mobs of protesters

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70. How practical was it to ever propose an invasion of the Soviet Union? Russia had beaten Napoleon and Hitler

71. The last person to conquer the length of Russia was Genghis Khan, and it took most of his life and slaughter on a scale no sane person would call for

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72. Above facts have been observed by scientists in Russia, who have been using Kirlian effect to study Auras for the last 50 years

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73. The pickup looked like a Ford Model A to Colling, but once he was in the cab beside Jalesow, he realized that it must have come from one of Henry Ford’s plants that had been built in Russia in the 1930s

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74. This cap was formed in the last Ice Age, which had covered much of northern Europe, the lands of the Crimea, and the Steppes of Russia

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75. ‘Are we in Russia? Or China? Or some kind of a God-damned alien spaceship?’ Her eyes filled with tears and her chin trembled

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76. vicious governments in the history of mankind (China and Russia) and that France has demonstrated that

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77. leave Russia, but when the time came to leave, only a small group

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78. It became clearer in time, why China, France and Russia, all Security Council members, wanted an extension of the compliance period

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79. ” In fact, it took Lenin years of adroit maneuvering and secret police activity to bring it about in Russia, using both her serfs and her industrial workers

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80. Russia then was composed of over 100 million peasants and perhaps 20

81. ” The Left Wing has always been infatuated with dictators, from FDR’s Brain Trust, the members of which visited Stalin’s Russia and Mussolini’s Italy, up to modern-day liberals, who adulate Castro, Ortega, and Chaves for the power and control they exert over their people

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82. intervention of Russia, France and Germany forced Japan to return territories

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83. New “conflicts of interest” with Russia over Korea and Manchuria led to the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–5, which went badly for Russia

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84. To that point, FDR had agreed to Lend Lease as a method to supply Great Britain and later Russia with war material and machinery

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85. Russia provided grain, oil and minerals in return for promises of favorable territorial concessions

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86. When Hitler signed the pact, he undoubtedly was planning his invasion of Russia

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87. In fact, in America many liberal Democrats of the 1930s saw in Stalin’s Russia the world’s new promise

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88. Once the USSR broke up, Yuliya shifted the majority of its business interactions to Russia

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89. I then got into an English language search engine for Tass, one of the major news services in Russia

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90. It seemed incomprehensible that the largest news service in Russia would follow a case that closely and never mention the outcome

91. My friends were shocked when I started doing business with Yuliya, but I did so when I learned that the Chofsky’s refused to return to Russia after the communist revolution

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92. I just wanted you to know that his sole heir is a 17 year-old girl who was kidnapped in Russia and had a finger chopped off

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93. Also, the king of Russia had defeated an attempt by the Tatars to reassert their domination of his kingdom

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94. This third satellite far to the right looks a lot older, let’s see what this says, property of Russia? They watching me too

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95. "You can't hold me here!" she screamed, "Do you think we are in Russia?"

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96. Yet, in March 1960, Castro signed a pact to sell to Russia 3,200,000 tons of sugar for $97 million

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97. Understand that the key reason for the denials of homosexual marriage in Russia and ‘much of the non-American world’ is simple: common sense ---procreation --- and economics --- not morality

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98. Russia three hours later

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99. paid, mission to Russia

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100. China has secured oil supply deals totaling $41 billion with Russia, Brazil and Venezuela and are preparing for their future oil supply for the next ten years