corbadzic造句

• In Bosnia, the war has ended but much hatred remains, Corbadzic said.
• Now, Corbadzic is back living in Sarajevo, this time alone in an apartment while she attends school.
• When one student asked what she found most different about the United States, Corbadzic said attitudes toward smoking.
• Corbadzic said she remembers hearing that the war was over after the Dayton peace talks, but the fighting did not stop.
• Before war broke out in Bosnia, Nerina Corbadzic was like many 9-year-olds, enjoying carefree hours playing with friends.
• As Corbadzic took questions, the Chaminade-Julienne students learned she was a fan of American television shows and an avid MTV watcher.
• Corbadzic is staying with Chaminade-Julienne sophomore Kim Wolf's family in Centerville and has attended classes at the school this week, speaking to students about the evils of racism and war.
• Corbadzic is one of 12 students from an arts and music high school in Bosnia-Herzegovina visiting Dayton this week to participate in activities commemorating the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords, which helped bring an end to the war.