Sentence examples for cypriot's from inspiring English sources

The fireworks start up again and the Cypriot's backhand drops into the net.

They conclude that while Cypriot's exports would be cheaper for foreign buyers, the cost of imports would skyrocket.

Video footage of the 26-year-old Cypriot's spectacular display of fury and pique in his second round loss to Stanislas Wawrinka on Margaret Court Arena was broadcast around the world on television before it went viral today.

As the Cypriot's confidence grew so his shots improved: time and again the backhand down the line snatching points from an unhappy Nalbandian, and Baghdatis profited from some superb serving down the middle of the court.

Tied after four sets: 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 4-6 Another wayward forehand from Nalbandian for the first point, Baghdatis snatches the second without so much as a please with a wicked serve out wide, but the third goes Nalbandian's way when the Cypriot's whipped backhand finds the net.

Will Cypriot's Have to Pay to Clear Up the Bankers' Mess?

Serdar Denktash, the Turkish Cypriot leader's son and the north's self-styled deputy prime minister, said that he hoped the crossings were a first step toward a deal and that he now expected a gesture from Greek Cypriots.

Beyond the challenge of dealing with the large depositors is the question of what to do with about 27 billion euros in deposits in accounts under 100,000 euros that now carry the Cypriot government's full backing, following last weekend's reversal of the decision to tax those deposits, too.

"Yeah, I don't feel safe, but do we have a choice?" asks George, a 73-year-old Cypriot Jehovah's Witness who I meet sitting outside a chip shop he's been running for 18 years.

"Yeah, I don't feel safe, but do we have a choice?" asks George, a 73-year-old Cypriot Jehovah's Witness who I meet sitting outside a sandwich shop he's been running for 18 years.

With the country's solvency hanging by a thread in the wake of the Cypriot parliament's overwhelming rejection of the tough terms attached to financial rescue from the EU and IMF, panic has gradually replaced anger and the shock born of the brutal realisation that bankruptcy is no longer an abstract concept.