Sentence examples for rodion from inspiring English sources

According to legend, when Rodion Malinovsky finally liberated Budapest from the Nazis in February 1945 there were so many Swiss and Swedish flags flying that he had to ask someone if he was really in Hungary.

Ukraine will hold parliamentary elections next year and a presidential poll in 2015, and Ms Tymoshenko is by far the most prominent opposition leader.She was taken into custody for an unspecified period yesterday after the presiding judge, Rodion Kireyev, accused her of systematically disrupting the trial's proceedings.

November 23, 1898 Odessa, Ukraine March 31 , 1967Moscow, Russia Rodion Yakovlevich Malinovsky, (born Nov. 23 [Nov. 11, old style], 1898, Odessa, Ukraine, Russian Empire died March 31 , 1967 Moscow), Soviet marshal prominent in World War II.

Russian repertoire is high amongst Gergiev's priorities; so, too, are living composers, notably Henri Dutilleux and Rodion Shchedrin, who have both been spotlit in extended LSO series.

Rodion Raskolnikov, fictional character who is the protagonist of the novel Crime and Punishment (1866) by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

The production now at the Met has a score composed by Rodion Schedrin for another new version, which premiered in 1960 and starred the famous Maya Plisetskaya, his wife.

The problems began as soon as her friend, Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov (obviously, not his real name), arrived for a three-week visit.

Ms. Tymoshenko had apparently not cooled off after the weekend in jail, again refusing on Monday to rise to address Judge Rodion Kireyev.

On Tuesday they sounded even better, in works by Shostakovich and Rodion Shchedrin, and — yes! — "The Rite of Spring".

The problems arise principally from its score, which Rodion Shchedrin composed for the 1968 version by his wife, Ms. Plisetskaya.

The Met said that Mr. Mattei will be replaced for Tuesday's and Friday's "Barbiere" performances by Rodion Pogossov, who was already scheduled to make appearances in the role later in the season.