Sentence examples for slavic communities from inspiring English sources

In the next year, Staurakios led an imperial expedition against the Slavic communities (Sclaviniae) of Greece.

The above-mentioned authors provide various details on the character, lifestyle and living conditions, social structure and economic activities of the early Slavic people, some of which are confirmed by the archeological discoveries as far as in Poland, as the Slavic communities were quite similar all over their range.

Religion has driven the growth of the Slavic community in Sacramento County to a population of more than 75,000, most of them immigrants who have settled here since the late 1980's, claiming religious persecution at home.

At the Slavic Community Garden, Ukrainian refugees persecuted for their religious beliefs in the Soviet Union now grow black currants for jam, dill for pickles and soups, and medicinal calendula flowers from Ukrainian seeds.

The killings have puzzled law enforcement officials, who say they have not found a motive, and caused pain and fear in the Slavic community in Sacramento, believed to be home to the largest population of evangelical Christian refugees from the former Soviet Union in the United States.

With their language, the Montenegrin people belong to the Slavic linguistic community.

That has set off alarms among the intelligence community that Prague -- with its large Russian-speaking community, Slavic culture, and Russian-linked energy industries -- is becoming a hotbed of Russian espionage not seen since the Cold War.

So began a series of farewell Masses in old churches that were once the beating hearts of ethnic communities — Polish, Slavic, Hungarian — in Cleveland and Akron, Lorain and Elyria.

The Azerbaijani diaspora is found in 42 countries and in turn there are many centers for ethnic minorities inside Azerbaijan, including the German cultural society "Karelhaus", Slavic cultural center, Azerbaijani-Israeli community, Kurdish cultural center, International Talysh Association, Lezgin national center "Samur", Azerbaijani-Tatar community, Crimean Tatars society, etc.

Most of the audience had never heard it live, and here in Central Connecticut we have a marvelous community of Slavic music lovers".

After we left the bando and drove around Slavic Village, I saw community gardens on every block and two or three house-size gaps between homes on any given street.