Sentence examples for georgian origin from inspiring English sources

The visit was initially broached by Lisa Batiashvili, an international violin soloist of Georgian origin who has played with the Philharmonic.

In Baghdad, Hasan Paşa (1704 24), the Ottoman governor of Georgian origin sent from Istanbul, and his son Ahmed Paşa (1724 47) established a Georgian mamlūk (slave) household, through which they exercised authority and administered the province.

This indicates a possible north-eastern Georgian origin of these German populations, as opposed to the two other native regions (north-eastern Turkey and central Georgia) as putative sources.

Contrary to what has been observed in this work, Asuretuli Shavi, a black berried female variety from the Southern Georgia (Marneuli district), was identified as a case of doubtful Georgian origin, because of based on SSR genotyping it showed a PO relationship with the ancient Greek variety Rhoditis [ 12].

Stalin's Georgian origins did not prevent a quarter of the republic's writers being wiped out in the Great Terror of 1936-37.

The origins of Georgian literature date to the 4th century, when the Georgian people were converted to Christianity and a Georgian alphabet was developed.

The origins of the Georgian alphabet are to this date poorly known, and no full agreement exists among Georgian and foreign scholars as to its date of creation, who designed the script and the main influences on that process.

Khachaturian was born into an Armenian family of peasant origins in the Georgian capital, Tiflis (now Tbilisi).

Names changed were usually of Armenian, Greek, Laz, Georgian, Bulgarian, Kurdish, Assyrian, or Arabic origin.

Turner's humble origins were evident to class-conscious Georgian society from his strong Cockney accent.

Its architecture is Georgian, though the winding narrow streets betray the medieval origin of the town.