Sentence examples for Croatian from inspiring English sources

Croatian designer Damir Doma's aesthetics may be the antithesis of Ostwald Helgason's but he's just as clever at using fabric to create illusions of layers and draping.

Scores of Catholics who hold Croatian passports have left to find work in the European Union.

A three-night break at the four-star Charles Hotel costs from £349pp, including flights from Gatwick, through Cities Direct (01242 536900; citiesdirect.co.uk) 2. DUBROVNIK Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor used to escape to this beautiful Croatian city for a bit of holiday loving, and it still has the right atmosphere for a glamorous romantic break.

And the food's no slouch either: the city's beloved fish stew, cioppino; Dungeness crab and prawns à la Monza with cream and paprika, a nod to the restaurant's Croatian origins, as is their habit of cooking the daily catch over mesquite wood; and rich, rich oysters Rockefeller.

The first really violent incident leading up to the bloody wars of the 90s was a 1990 clash between Zagreb and Belgrade fans in the Croatian capital.

Serbia has seen an increase in foreign direct investment and the early signs are that this could be a bumper tourist season on the Croatian coast.

They include everything from Croatian chocolates to Slovene juices to Montenegrin wines.Some of the change is psychological.

Mr Barisic, who was also the head of Croatian customs, apparently told officials that he had carried bags of cash to the former prime minister.

In the initial years of joining the union Croatian exporters to the rest of former Yugoslavia will have to cope with additional tariffs.

Bosnian Croats, who almost all have Croatian passports, will then have rights that Bosnian Serbs and Bosniaks do not have.

The World Bank recently revised its forecasts for the Croatian economy, predicting it would grow at a weak 1.5% in 2014.