kashpurin造句

• Kashpurin recalled from his bed in this southern Russian town.
• Kashpurin, now bedridden, is a bit hazy on what happened after that.
• Kashpurin worked in a factory, and the couple had a dog, a cat and 25 chickens.
• Kashpurin paused and appeared bewildered as if he could not believe that this awful event had really happened to him.
• Mikhail Kashpurin is a frail old man with years of valorous service in the Soviet army, an unblemished labor record and a story to tell.
• Kashpurin now spends his days in bed in a small home in Mozdok, which has taken in other ethnic Russians fleeing the fighting in Chechnya.
• Kashpurin, 76, is an ethnic Russian and no friend of the armed rebels, some of them Islamic militants, who now roam the streets of the Chechen capital.
• She was planning to flee to her son, who lived in the Krasnodar region of southern Russia, and she offered to take Kashpurin as far as Mozdok, northwest of Chechnya.
• The barrages never seemed to silence the militants, who Kashpurin said had apparently hidden their anti-aircraft artillery on a nearby hillside, then fired away at Russian warplanes as they streaked by.
• Kashpurin, one of the few who have escaped Grozny to have given a foreign reporter such a description of life inside the city, said he lived in fear of bands of militants roaming Grozny's streets.
• Kashpurin was unable to walk, and his neighbors put him on a sled and hauled him through the bombed-out streets until they found a driver with an old Volga sedan who was willing to drive him out of the Chechen capital for a fee.