Sentence examples similar to russian countries from inspiring English sources
Perversely deciding to stay, Onegin is drawn despite himself into a minuet of Russian country life.
An apiary is part of Kolomenskoye's charming open-air museum of Russian country life.
A tent in the woods converted into a Russian country house by Dash Arts.
Judy leases out the Sky House, too, a four-story marvel that resembles a Russian country church.
"Uncle Vanya" and many other Chekhov works are built around the confining boredom of 19th-century Russian country estates.
"He built a dacha with his bare hands," Ms. Shevchenko boasted, referring to the traditional Russian country house.
Those big 19th-century Russian country houses would be pretty lonely without a large circle of lovers, losers and dreamers.
"A milestone in Russian realism", Turgenev's Hunting Sketches paint an almost mystical portrait of everyday life in Russian country villages.
The first thing to hit you is Paul Brown's set: a Russian country garden filled with beech and birch trees whose branches overhang the whole auditorium.
Others point the finger at Oblomov's overprotective mother, or at a quiet, indolent, utterly thought-free childhood spent at a Russian country estate.
But after the Bolshevik Revolution turned Chekhov's satire of domestic Russian country life into a prophecy, most directors found weighted meaning in the political side of the play.
