zagoskin造句

• Zagoskin received national Academy of Science award for his work.
• Zagoskin was born in the village of Sir Walter Scott, and were immensely popular.
• Zagoskin was born in 1808 in the Russian district of Penza in a village named Nikolayevka.
• During this period, there had been constructed a temporal stone church, based on Sergei Zagoskin's project.
• Lazhechnikov was one of the originators of the Russian historical novel, along with Faddey Bulgarin, Mikhail Zagoskin and others.
• During the 1830s, many of his paintings and lithographs were used to illustrate the works of Faddei Bulgarin, Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Zagoskin.
• The names of A . P . Schapov, M . B . Zagoskin, V . I . Vagin were connected with the newspaper  Siberia.
• Zagoskin attempted to Russify his characters and provided authentic descriptive detail; his " contribution lies in his innovative of language to create an illusion of antiquity.
• Lt . Lavrenty Zagoskin, from the Imperial Russian Navy sent to Alaska to scout locations for trading posts, reported the village as " Ikalikguigmyut " in 1842.
• The Russian explorer Lavrenty Zagoskin explored the Tanana and Kuskokwim rivers in 1843 and 1844, and was likely the first European to sight the mountain from the other side.
• The first recorded history of Crow Village was in 1843 by Lt . Lavrenty Zagoskin who was dispatched by the Russian Navy to conduct reconnaissance in the Alaska Interior for potential forts and trading posts.
• The library staff included prominent men of letters and scholars like Ivan Krylov, Konstantin Batyushkov, Nikolay Gnedich, Anton Delvig, Mikhail Zagoskin, Alexander Vostokov, and Father Ioakinf, to name but a few.
• He avidly promoted the salon culture in Moscow, wrote plays for amateur performances, participated in them, and was the leader of an artistic group which included Mikhail Zagoskin, Mikhail Dmitriyev, Alexander Pisarev, Sergey Aksakov and Alexander Shakhovskoy.
• House pits in the region date to 200 B . C . In the 1830s, after the Russian-American Company established trading posts at St . Michael and Unalakleet, Lieutenant Lavrenty Zagoskin of the Imperial Russian Navy filed the first non-native reports about the Unalakleet.
• Zagoskin was given a two-year assignment to conduct reconnaissance of the region to help determine the most profitable and convenient sites for forts and trading posts in the region-an assignment he was well suited for given his background and in fact a mission he had proposed.
• The dramatist in him shows through in the preponderance of dialogue over description or exposition, and in the use of colloquial speech, and the oral speech of the common people . " Sergey Aksakov described the extraordinary impact of " Yury Miloslavsky " : We did not yet have a popular writer in the accurate and full sense of the word . . . our distance from the people and their low literacy being direct and readily apparent obstacles . [ . . . ] But Zagoskin more than anyone else can be called a popular writer.
• According to figures cited by Professor NP Zagoskin [ 1 ], at the end of the 19th century in Kazan " number 4 of the Cathedral, 28 parish churches, two churches, attributed to the monasteries, churches 3 military and 22 domestic churches, only 59 Orthodox churches " and 7 convents in the city, of which so far passed four dioceses, Fedorov [ 2 ] completely destroyed in the 20th century ( in his place NCC Kazan ) Holy Transfiguration Monastery ( preserved fraternal body, fence 19th century, the base of the Transfiguration Cathedral ) and Resurrection [ 3 ] ( was also called the New Jerusalem, is a temple of the 18th century ) do not apply.