lisyansky造句

• Lisyansky dubbed the site " Novo-Governor Baranov was born.
• Lisyansky was born in Nizhyn ( now Ukraine, then Russian Empire ) in the family of the orthodox priest.
• The music was composed in 1941 by Isaak Dunayevsky and the lyrics were written by Sergey Agranyan and Mark Lisyansky.
• It was an important centre of ethnography displaying items collected by Yuri Lisyansky, Ivan Krusenstern, and other Russian travellers.
• Baranov returned to Sitka in August 1804, with a large force, including Yuri Lisyansky's " Neva ".
• Lisyansky reported that the island was of little interest, except insofar as its surrounding reefs and shoals posed a threat to passing vessels.
• Explorer Yuriy Feodorovich Lisyansky compiled several word lists . in 1804 and 1805, the czar's plenipotentiary, Nikolai Petrovich Rezanov collected some more.
• Inasmuch as Baranov s battlefield wounds prevented him from continuing the battle, Lieutenant Commander Lisyansky assumed command, ordering his ships to begin shore bombardment of the Tlingit position.
• Lisyansky became a prominent officer and explorer after his return to the Imperial Russian Navy, serving on the first Russian circumnavigation of the globe under Adam Johann von Krusenstern.
• In 1803 06 the first Russian circumnavigation was led by Ivan Kruzenshtern and Yury Lisyansky, partly with the aim of establishing direct marine communications between Saint Petersburg and Russian America.
• While in the West Indies he was struck by yellow fever, and later recalled how Murray had helped his recovery, even giving up part of his own accommodation for the sick Lisyansky.
• Yuri Lisyansky in his memoirs reports that " age was no test of innocence [ . . . ] practised all the arts of lewd expression and gesture to get aboard . . . . Among them were some not more than ten years of age.
• Serving under Murray during this time was Yuri Lisyansky, who became an important explorer in the Imperial Russian Navy, and, albeit in name only, Provo Wallis, whom Murray had been persuaded to enter onto his books despite Wallis only being four years old.
• Lisyansky recalled in his memoirs his experiences on the North American Station operating against French convoys and privateers, and how while in the West Indies he was struck by yellow fever, recalling how Murray had helped his recovery, even giving up part of his own accommodation for the sick Lisyansky.
• Lisyansky recalled in his memoirs his experiences on the North American Station operating against French convoys and privateers, and how while in the West Indies he was struck by yellow fever, recalling how Murray had helped his recovery, even giving up part of his own accommodation for the sick Lisyansky.
• Among the figures in Russian history who lived on Sadovaya are Dmitry Milyutin, Aleksey Kuropatkin, Mikhail Lermontov, Demyan Bedny, Ivan Krylov, Mikhail Petrashevsky, Yuri Lisyansky, Apollon Maykov, Yevgeny Tarle, and Sergei Prokofiev . A fictional apartment block numbered 302B Sadovaya Street serves as a prominent setting in Russian literary classic The Master and Margarita.
• Thereafter he wrote a few songs-the first of these was " Cruise " based on poems by B . Dragunsky and L . Davidovich and performed by Leonid Utyosov . Feltsman subsequently went on to collaborate with a number of prominent Russian poets including Andrey Voznesensky, Rasul Gamzatov, Eugene Dolmatovsky, Mihail Matusovsky, I . Kohanovsky, Mark Lisyansky, Muslim Magomaev, Edita Piekha, Eduard Khil, V . Tolkunova, Yuri Gulyaev, G . Ots, Lev Leshchenko, O . Anofriev, M . Pahomenko, & Leonid Serebrennikov.
• The Tlingit chose to construct the roughly 240 feet by 165 feet ( 73 by 50 meters ) " Sh韘'gi Noow " ( the " Fort of Young Saplings " ) at the high water line near the mouth of the Neva " under the command of Lieutenant Commander Yuri Feodorovich Lisyansky . " Neva " was accompanied by the " Ermak " and two other smaller, armed sailing ships, manned by 150 " promyshlenniks " ( fur traders ), along with 400 & ndash; 500 Aleuts in 250 " baidarkas ".