Sentence examples for has Russian roots from inspiring English sources

Though Mr. Milach is Polish, he has Russian roots.

I never forget it, especially since I have Russian roots".

Though he has Russian-Jewish family roots going back to the 20th century Ukraine and Belarus and 19th century Central Asia, working on the opening ceremonies brought Ezralow to Russia for the first time.

Analysts say suspicions about the firm's Russian roots have hindered its expansion abroad.

The channel has grown shy of flaunting its Russian roots and now calls itself by the more global-neutral acronym, RT.

The area's major cities also had distinctly non-Russian roots.

In interviews Mr. Ratmansky has said he wanted to return to his Russian roots in this new work.

But there is, and it has roots in Russian history, this sense of insecurity about threats from the outside and threats from within his own society.

Where The Firebird has strong roots in Russian folk lore, Schéhérazade is an orientalist fantasy.

The dish has its roots in Russian Jewish cooking, takes on French sophistication with the application of crème fraîche rather than sour cream and gets a contemporary tweak with the vodka marinade.

"The room should be modern, but it should reflect our Russian roots," said Ms. Sebina, a teacher at Moscow's textile institute who has become devoutly Russian Orthodox.