Sentence examples for soviet about from inspiring English sources
In the UK we have the best geography teachers in the world!" There's something almost Soviet about the unhesitating assertiveness of that last sentence.
From the botched coup to the breadth of Jacob Rees-Mogg's lapels, à la Brezhnev, there is something unmistakably late-era Soviet about the extreme Eurosceptics.
Over at Otis, in the eastern part of the city, the only thing Soviet about the office is the view: beyond the plate-glass windows rise a crop of tall, gray residential blocks.
Yet there is still something undefinably Soviet about its grey corridors.
I think the next five-year plan, if we want to be Soviet about it, is to continue this rollout across the county and also to see if there's a way to create a monthly event in the city of L.A. That's enough for the next five years.
If the official approach divulged little about the accident, it spoke volumes about the Soviet system, about the relationship of the state to the individual.
In October he accompanied Mr. Greenspan to Moscow to teach the Soviets about capitalism.
In fact, Ames reported to the Soviets about his debriefings of Yurchenko and the identification of a CIA mole.
"We are in intensive talks with the Soviets about compensation possibilities, be it a barter agreement for goods or services or something else," he said.
Despite strict rules from the Soviets about photography at the signing ceremony, Seaborg sneaked a tiny camera past the Soviet guards to take a close-up photograph of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as he signed the treaty.
After 20 years of emphasizing speed, however, the Soviets about 10 years ago began concentrating on making their submarines quieter and, thus, more difficult to detect and trail.
