czar peter is造句

• Also unique is a sapphire, a present from czar Peter I of Russia.
• In 1697 the czar Peter I of Russia spent some time in Zaandam, studying shipbuilding.
• Russians'historical image of Czar Peter I, who ruled from 1682 to 1725, was shaped by their greatest poet.
• Soon, however, when Czar Peter I himself arrived on May 10 with reinforcements and supplies, they gained the upper hand.
• In 1715, Danilo visited Czar Peter I at St . Petersburg and secured his alliance against the Ottomans a journey that became traditional among his successors in Montenegro and in all the Serbian lands elsewhere in the Balkans.
• Yakovlev and Valentina Matviyenko, Putin's representative in Russia's northwest region, laid flowers before the Bronze Horseman, a monument to the city's founder, Czar Peter I _ or Peter the Great.
• To listen to the locals, what's happened here in the last 10 years is the greatest feat of city planning since Czar Peter I carved St . Petersburg out of the icy Baltic marshes nearly three centuries ago.
• Founded by Czar Peter I on a piece of swampland on the Gulf of Finland, St . Petersburg was conceived as Russia's " window to Europe " _ a modern capital incorporating the best of European architecture.
• Semiboyarshchina means " rule of the seven boyars, " and refers to the group of seven nobles who traded favors for influence with the Kievian princes until Czar Peter I broke the boyars'power and abolished their rank in the 17th century.
• Even though the battle of Kletsk wasn't that decisive to the campaign, it was a hard setback for Czar Peter I and his soldiers trapped in Grodno, who, after the battle of Fraustadt and this, were forced to a breakout and retreat with total losses of up to 17, 000 soldiers dead in the progress.
• He painted portraits of various members of the dynasty, Prince Eugene of Savoy, several aristocrats, and, in Karlovy Vary, even of the Russian Czar Peter I . The rich oeuvre of this period comprises a series of gorgeous portraits of Kupecky's family, friends and the painter himself, as well as several persons, whose identity in unknown.
• The bullet wounded Semjon Nepljujev, who had been shot in his arm during the fighting; he later sent a message to the Czar Peter I, in which he claimed the Swedish forces to have outnumbered his own, and blamed Ivan Mazepa for having incorrectly calculated the numbers of the Swedes at Lyakhavichy, which he said, did not exceed more than 800 men.