Sentence examples for central macedonian from inspiring English sources

Played on two piercing double-reed zurnas and two daoulis (two-headed drums), central Macedonian wedding music by the Gevgelis Ensemble needed no amplification to rock Town Hall on Friday night.

These include Swiss pine (Pinus cembra) in the Alps and Tatras of central Europe, Macedonian pine (P. peuce) in the Balkans, western white pine (P. monticola) and limber pine (P. flexilis) in the Pacific Northwest of North America, P. banksiana in Quebec, Canada, and Siberian pine (P. sibirica) and Siberian dwarf pine (P. pumila) in Siberia and the Russian Far East.

The Macedonians' central phalanx crossed the river and clashed with the renegade Greek mercenaries who fronted Darius' vanguard.

They are also a central element of a modern dispute between Greek and Macedonian nationalists over competing claims to national and ethnic continuity.

"Thinking about leaving?" someone shouted at me. "They say, in central Switzerland, that there are twice the number of Macedonians than there are Swiss in the whole country!" blurted Luzi Stamm, excitedly. .

Today Macedonian soldiers set up mortars in the park beside the central bus station, making residents duck as they boarded buses.

About 45,000 people are trapped in Greece, including 14,000 who are living in squalid conditions near the Greek-Macedonian border at Idomeni, as they are barred from travelling onwards to central and northern Europe.

Approximately 45,000 people are trapped in Greece, including 14,000 who are living in squalid conditions near the Greek-Macedonian border at Idomeni, as they are barred from travelling onwards to central and northern Europe.

These questions would have remained the concern of a small group of ancient historians if they were not also central themes in an intense 20th- and 21st-century political dispute between Greeks and Macedonians over which group had the right to identify themselves as Macedonians and therefore claim control of the territory of Macedonia.

Whatever the government does, the rebels seem determined to block out the Macedonian army and police, taking control of Albanian-populated areas to create a zone where the central government no longer rules.

In 2011, much to the consternation of Greece, the Macedonian prime minister had the world's largest sculpture of the warrior king installed in Skopje's central square.