Sentence examples for buda from inspiring English sources

He says Buda may have been inspired by the horse-cart bomb that came close to killing Napoleon in 1800.

The air is still, birds and crickets chirp merrily and the yachts cut silently through the water there are no motorised pleasure boats to disturb the peaceful scene.Just as Buda and Pest (the two cities were separate entities until 1873) have their partisans, so do supporters of Balaton's north and south shores.

His sermonising about the car bomb being "an inherently fascist weapon" (though not as fascist, he says, as the "mass terror" inflicted on civilians by Western air forces) is irrelevant.Almost from the start, Mr Davis undermines the case for Buda to be regarded as the great-grandaddy of Hizbullah, the IRA and the many other car bombers of modern history.

One expatriate businessman, who was considering returning to Budapest in 1989, recalls attending a dinner at a grand villa in the Buda hills, hosted by Communist leaders keen to woo him back.

The winner was Renáta Gyöngyösi, whose collection mixed folk-style with modernism.Also, as part of its EU presidency, Hungary is showcasing László Moholy-Nagy, one of the leading figures of 20th-century modernist art, whose work was concurrent with the photographers Robert Capa and André Kertész, at the Ludwig Museum in the Buda Castle.

By the time Buda and Pest united across the Danube in 1873, Minneapolis and St Paul were already separate and distinctive cities. St Paul had a strong Irish Catholic tradition (its name was bestowed by a priest).

Népszabadság is the leading daily because it was the newspaper of the Communist Party (MSZMP and it remains the mouthpiece for the Socialist Party (the home of the ex-communists, the oligarchy that still owns and controls most of Hungary from the comfort of the Buda Hills).

Economic reforms since the late 1960s have created new wealth, which, in turn, has sharpened the differences between the more ostentatious lifestyle of the new middle classes whose privileged members are able to build second homes in the Buda Hills and on Lake Balaton and that of the workers who populate the gigantic, faceless housing estates of the drab outlying residential districts.

Today the rest of Hungary supplies its capital with food, to which the orchards, gardens and nurseries, and dairy farms of the Buda Hills contribute only a small fraction.

Hungarian for "island", Sziget takes place in August on the Old Buda Island in the Danube.

On September 16th 1920, he recounts, an Italian anarchist named Mario Buda drove a horse-drawn cart to the corner of Wall Street and Broad Street, close to the offices of JPMorgan.