Sentence examples for latvian it from inspiring English sources

Like LaMetric (whose shipping date, I'm told, has slipped to Spring this year) the Displio is designed to display a range of online information, powered by a growing list of widgets being developed by Draugiem Group, the Latvian IT company behind the device (and many other software/hardware products in the 'smart' devices space).

In Pietr the Latvian it is cold, wet and very windy pretty much all the way through.

Zalkalns was born Arnis Daksa, but when he married Rudite she did not want to take his surname, relatives say, because in Latvian it means "fork" and sounds amusing.

That clip was shown over and over on television, which I found strange, because though it indicated that one Knicks fan was indisputably very disappointed in the choice of a seven-foot-three Latvian, it also looked a lot like an emotionally fragile kid who was looking for an excuse to sob hysterically.

Latvians, at least ethnic Latvians, it said, "look at Georgia and think that this could easily be them".

"It's less than in the European Parliament or to compare with other prime ministers, but, to put this in a Latvian context, it's not so small".

Within the E.U., Britain had not merely supported Portuguese fishermen and Latvian farmers; it has also reaped the economic and social benefit of commonality.

What's the most popular programme on Latvian TV? It's Eurovision.

Interior Minister Rihards Kozlovskis told Latvian TV it was "clear" there had been a problem meeting building regulations.

In the interviews with this subset of the Latvian participants, it was found that they do associate more with other Russian speakers due to linguistic affinity, but they also distinguish themselves from 'Russian Russians', emphasising the interviewees' Latvian/Baltic identity.

While seeking citizenship is typically interpreted as a positive sign of acceptance of, and integration into the country of residence, our findings suggest that for a non-negligible number of Latvian residents it signals the opposite: a preparation for "escape" from the country.