moscovite

She is a very pretty moscovite, strong and resolute.

A Moscovite his age would be dead.

A young Moscovite steps out of the frigid Russian winter and sits down at his computer.

Did you get anything, Moscovite, or are you only here as a sightseer?'

Sole Muscovite is sole Moscovite, and that's all there is.

A Moscovite, he remembered that there, once you were twenty kilometers beyond the outer ring road, all the roads were gravel, or simply dirt.

The Moscovite went on to win the set and raced to a 3-0 lead in the second before Cornet managed to get on the scoreboard.

The first part, under the rule of the Moscovite Grand Duke, was called White Russia.

Elle a été la grande malchanceuse de la manifestation moscovite.

Stuart Bell, defending Middlesbrough for Labour, is another Little Moscovite.

One look at the mutilated bodies of his friends, his fellow soldiers, and the formerly laid back Moscovite had hated the blackasses with a burning passion.

He is the Head of the Chairmanship of the First Moscovite Lawyers Council.

"Let us live and see what is going to happen," the bearded, thirsty Moscovite advised quietly about the deepening economic troubles and specter of troops policing the people.

Alexander Grischuk, a flamboyant Moscovite with an attractive, gambling style, won the prestigious super-grandmaster tournament in Linares, Spain, on Saturday.

L'attaquant ivoirien du club moscovite Seydou Doumbia a assuré lui aussi n'avoir rien entendu.

Une vingtaine de personnes ont été interpellées, a indiqué à l'AFP la police moscovite.

Cornet recovered from a set down and 0-3 in the second before the tables began to turn as the Moscovite world number eight unleashed a string of errors including two double faults.

Tatiana Lokchina, de l'antenne moscovite de l'ONG Human Rights Watch, a dénoncé une "histoire kafkaïenne."

In 1652 12 singers under the direction of Ternopolsky moved to Moscow, 13 graduates of the Kiev-Mogilla Collegium moved to teach the Moscovite gentry.

A History of Moscovite Civilisation and the Rise of Modern Russia Under Peter the Great and His Forerunners.

The interrogator saw that she was relaxed, more so than the other commuters who displayed 184 - TOM CLANCY the grim apathy of the Moscovite.

She made her way to the kitchen and listened carefully to Mrs McCrea weighing the advantages of an apple torte against a dish of apple and honey moscovite.

La superstar jamaïcaine est encore attendue dans la soirée sur le tartan moscovite pour les demi-finales, programmées à 17h40 en France (19h40 locales).

A descendant of the Moscovite diplomat Pyotr Potemkin (1617-1700), Grigory was born in the village of Chizhovo near Smolensk into a family of middle-income noble landowners.

Si elle avait voulu lui accorder l'asile, elle l'aurait fait immédiatement," a commenté Maria Lipman, de l'antenne moscovite du Centre Carnegie.