Sentence examples for macedonian falls from inspiring English sources

I reckon he wins another corner, besting Pandev in a tussle, but the Macedonian falls over and the referee awards the home side a free kick.

In Czech and Slovak, as well as in Sorbian and Southern Kashubian, stress is fixed on the first syllable of the word, but in Polish, Eastern Slovak, and Southern Macedonian, it falls on the next to the last syllable of the word, whereas in Western and standard Macedonian, it falls on the third syllable from the end.

Sal Mamudoski, 21, of Macedonian descent, is like that.

He was born in Windsor, Ontario, and is of Macedonian descent.

The Persian invasions of the 6th and 5th centuries bce brought the Thracian tribes together in the Odrysian kingdom, which fell under Macedonian influence in the 4th century bce.

Sparta fell to the Macedonian king, and Cleomenes fled to King Ptolemy Euergetes in Egypt.

The Macedonian, whose proposed loan move to Stoke fell through earlier this month, will provide competition for Liam Ridgewell at left-back after Nicky Shorey and Joe Mattock left the club in the summer.

Much work fell on the lightarmed Cretan and Macedonian archers, Thracians, and the Agrianian javelin men.

In between lengthy sessions of Romanian, Bulgarian and Macedonian dancing, Morris embarked on his first homosexual relationships: "I fell in love with the group," he says, "then I fell in love with several individuals in sequence and then they fell in love with each other".

Ober explains the "fall" of classical Greece as a result of Macedonian Greek might.

About this time Michael fell increasingly under the influence of his chamberlain, Basil the Macedonian, who poisoned the Emperor's mind against Bardas.