Sentence examples for native uzbekistan from inspiring English sources

First, Gulnara Karimova and Mansur Maqsudi were married in their native Uzbekistan.

His first fall, in his native Uzbekistan, ended after about five years.

Hamid Ismailov's scintillating novel is set in Gilas, a fictitious small town on the ancient Silk Road in his native Uzbekistan.

He was held for eight years not because he was dangerous but because no country, not even his native Uzbekistan, would accept him as a Guantánamo deportee.

Renowned in his native Uzbekistan and now a resident of Queens, he plays his 11-stringed instrument with studied precision, the gold tassel of his hat brushing against his temple.

Osh seems peaceful these days, but last summer a band of insurgents seized a plot of land in the nearby hills, taking hostages and holding them for several weeks in a quixotic mission apparently aimed at fomenting revolution in their native Uzbekistan.

A native of Uzbekistan, Mr. Usmanov spent six years in an Uzbek prison on a conviction of fraud and embezzlement in the 1980s, charges he contends were politically inspired.

An Italian lawyer representing the accused man, Alimzhan Tokhtakhounov, a native of Uzbekistan, said yesterday that Tokhtakhounov was not guilty and knew nothing about the Winter Olympics.

One risk is a lawsuit brought in London by Mikhail Cherney, a native of Uzbekistan who now lives in Israel and who contends he is a former partner of Mr. Deripaska.

Mr. Usmanov, a native of Uzbekistan who got his start in post-Soviet business selling plastic bags, made a fortune in metals and mining during the commodity boom of the past decade.

Two other men — Vladimir Derevianko, 44, a Russian who was granted political asylum in the United States in 2004, and Kamiljan Tursunov, 44, a native of Uzbekistan who lives in Florida — were also charged.