Sentence examples for petar from inspiring English sources
noun
Obsolete form of petard
I am really, really, really, really, happy!" Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland celebrates defeating Novak Djokovic of Serbia in their men's singles quarter-final tennis match at the Australian Open 2014 Photograph: PETAR KUJUNDZIC/REUTERS Updated at 12.39pm GMT 12.23pm GMT Fifth set: Djokovic 6-2, 4-6, 2-6, 6-3, 7-8 Wawrinka*denotesteserverer).
We are not going for fun, we are going for work, for a decent living," says Petar Dobrev, who has been employed in several Black Sea resorts as a concierge in the past 12 years.
Petar Stoyanov, Bulgaria's gladiatorial president Odd relations Weak on terror Hope and fear More smiles Reprints"My most intimate fear", says Mr Stoyanov with passion, "is corruption.
Petar Stoyanov, Bulgaria's gladiatorial president Odd relations Weak on terror Hope and fear More smiles ReprintsMr Schröder's relief, this week, as the threat of Germany's first big public-sector strike since 1992 evaporated, was more straightforward.
Among the recipients is Petar Mandzhukov, an arms dealer, who reportedly donated €500,000 ($670,000) for the building of a new church.
Petar Stoyanov, the country's president, has promised more assistance and a new water supply for Marchevo.
Thirty years ago, says Petar Filipic, a Croatian economist, GDP per head in Zagreb was only 10% bigger than in Split.
Then, after the wars of the 1990s, they were undercut by cheaper Asian competitors or, according to Petar Filipić, an economist at Split University, run down and closed after dodgy privatisations.
The high school lasted longer than the junior school, which closed its doors already in 2002.According to Petar Petrov, the mayor, the village had 1,756 people in 1956.
Nor will he say whether he would become prime minister if his movement were to win the election, though he has hinted he might challenge President Petar Stoyanov in the election for that post due this autumn.
Petar Stoyanov, Bulgaria's gladiatorial president Odd relations Weak on terror Hope and fear More smiles ReprintsThe Greek government is squirming with embarrassment, especially since Greece is expected to be formally accepted, on June 19th, at a meeting of EU leaders in Portugal, as a new member of Europe's single currency.
