Sentence examples for slavic district from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day, an explosion in Koltuk, a Slavic district of town, wounded four Macedonian Slavic men.

Further north, in the Greek mainland, by the turn of the 8th century smaller Slavic districts or sclaviniae emerged around the fringes of imperial territory, ruled by their own archons, who received Byzantine titles and recognized some form of imperial suzerainty.

Under the Ottonians, the Germans advanced eastward into Slavic territory.

In 2013, their immersive electro-pop musical "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," based on a swath of "War and Peace," had an extended run in a pop-up supper club in the meatpacking district, complete with caviar and unsmiling Slavic waitresses.

It was an odd graft onto a summer camp usually devoted to rabid Kremlin propaganda, complete with "breeding tents" for producing Slavic babies and, in 2007, a "Red Light District," where organizers Photoshopped the heads of opposition leaders onto the bodies of centerfolds.

"Slavic?" Stent asked.

"Our Slavic side".

The Slavic Groover grins.

" 'Slavic' is the word.

Slavic food has its charms.

We're happy Slavic people.