Sentence examples for a tallinn from inspiring English sources

YOUR FIRST TIME OR YOUR 10TH Saunas are a Tallinn institution.

He was an e-resident, so opening a Tallinn office was fast.

Edgar carries out surveillance for the Soviets on a Tallinn cafe frequented by arts students with Estonian nationalist leanings.

The party leader, Edgar Savisaar, was at the centre of a row about clandestine party funding, involving the Russian railways minister and a donation to a Russian Orthodox church in a Tallinn suburb (he is the capital's mayor).

His likely victory is less good news for the Baltic states and Georgia, which already feel that they are on the sharp end of Russian propaganda attacks (and more besides).The gloom of a Tallinn winter evening deepened over the assembled Swedes, Finns, Balts and exiled Russians as they heard news of the morning seminar in London.

In 1363, this complex of buildings was home to a Tallinn Alderman who resided in one lavish property and also owned the adjacent stone storage buildings.

Allan Martinson, a Tallinn-based financier, reckons that Elcoteq has at most four more years before it will become necessary to switch production to Russia.

Many politicians would like to say to America: "If you want us to be your allies in places such as Iraq, then do things better," says Kadri Liik, a Tallinn-based foreign-policy analyst.

Right to Buy was brought in for housing throughout ex-communist Europe; according to Maros Krivy, a Tallinn-based critic and urbanist from Bratislava, the "rapid privatisation and restitutions of land and property were as significant in the 1990s as the nationalisation of land was in the late 1940s".

Built as a fort, a marketplace and a port, Tallinn is a jumble of contradictions, with its winding, cobbled streets, hidden courtyards, open-air markets and theatres, gingerbread façades, and quirky defensive walls forming an intact medieval city encircled by tree-lined avenues, a belt of parks, a cluster of Soviet-era buildings, and the Baltic Sea.

The American embassy has taken special note of Narva, expanding cultural outreach and arranging for a group of cadets to study Russian there last summer.The situation crystallises in a warehouse outside Tallinn, where a volunteer group called Dobrosvet is collecting humanitarian aid for civilians in rebel-held eastern Ukraine.