kaldrma造句

• A 1927 28 study in Belgrade told that people either ate in the restaurant or outside ( " " on the kaldrma " " ), often take-away.
• Some of the songs on the album include " Gdje sam bio ", " Kaldrma ", " Tango " ( duet with Severina Vu
  kovi
  ), " Za
  arani krug " and others.
• D ~
  umhur later refers to the hands of the city's clock-tower as having long ago drowned in its " dark whirlpools . . . quickly and easily, like two severed hands of time, " while at the end of the chapter the city itself is consumed in the " black whirlpools of the swollen Bogomil river-redundant and ridiculous / in the tattered vests of forgotten old captains-crippled and starving ! / . . . under a quilt of cherry blossoms-dim and dilapidated ! / under the dead guards of dead empires . . bareheaded, barehanded, barelegged and bare-boned . " In the next chapter, D ~
  umhur describes the thriving Juksek-Kaldrma neighborhood in Istanbul, then Edirne, another city left " unpreserved and forgotten . " Throughout the book, he describes small villages and urban centers in Bosnia and throughout the Anatolian Peninsula, all with a similar intensity and attention to physical detail, as well as with a focus on his own memories and personal encounters.