mordvinov造句

• Mordvinov died at the age of 90 in St Petersburg.
• Mordvinov was also a vocal opponent of Le Corbusier's Tsentrosoyuz building.
• A campaign led by Karo Alabyan and Arkady Mordvinov led to his arrest the same year.
• Mordvinov was an admiral's son and started his career in the Navy at an early age.
• Mordvinov's 1930s version of stalinist architecture-compared with old draftsmen who rendered his early works.
• Mordvinov's independent-mindedness and Anglophile way of life made him a darling of the Muscovite society.
• Stud farm workers, caught on occupied by Nazi troops territory, prepare and organize a Nikolay Mordvinov ).
• Building on Zavalishin's proposal, Mordvinov planned on buying serfs from Russian landlords and sending them to California.
• Mordvinov reported that the young women were in a gloomy mood and seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to be unleashed.
• Mordvinov recalled that the young women were in a gloomy mood and seemed to sense the political upheaval that was about to be unleashed.
• In 1823, Mordvinov was elected President of the Free Economic Society, a high-profile position which he filled for 17 years.
• This work earned him Stalin Prize in 1941; incidentally, Mordvinov himself was on the Stalin Prize Board since its establishment in 1940.
• Semyon Mordvinov, a lieutenant in the Russian navy, remembers Anna crying bitterly when she gave him her mail to take back to Russia.
• Mordvinov himself was " an Anglophile so fanatic that he imported the " best " English gravel to cover the roads of his estates ."
• Beginning in 1792 he served in the admiralty office of the Black Sea Fleet under admiral Nikolay Mordvinov . He spent about ten years in southern Russia.
• His career took a leap forward under Emperor Paul, who shared his intense dislike of Potemkin's coterie and recalled Mordvinov to service with the rank of admiral.
• Under the direction of Admiral Mordvinov ( 1823 40 ), the Society acquired British agricultural machinery and sought to intervene into traditional farming techniques as practiced by Russian peasants.
• In 1956-1964, Mordvinov completed two major projects-redevelopment of Komsomolsky Prospekt and greenfield Cheryomushki District which became the symbol of Kruschev's affordable housing initiative.
• In 1955, Mordvinov received a public beating by Nikita Khrushchev for his expensive " architectural excesses ", but even Khruschev could not deny Mordvinov's management and planning skills.
• In 1955, Mordvinov received a public beating by Nikita Khrushchev for his expensive " architectural excesses ", but even Khruschev could not deny Mordvinov's management and planning skills.