Sentence examples for the apostolos from inspiring English sources

Living near the Apostolos Nikolaidis stadium of his beloved Panathinaikos, young Alexis initially seemed more interested in sport than in politics.

At a packed Leoforos – the locals' name for the Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium, the home of Panathinaikos – an announcement came over the tannoy that the Athens derby between Panathinaikos and Olympiakos would not now take place, after visiting player Alfred Finnbogason was hit by a flare in the pre-match pitch walk.

The second leg was played at Panathinaikos' home ground, the Apostolos Nikolaidis Stadium.

Eric Lichaj gave the hosts a half-time lead before goals from the substitutes Apostolos Vellios and Hildeberto Pereira came either side of a Lukas Jutkiewicz header that had briefly given the visitors hope.

"Within 10 minutes we were communicating with the man," said Apostolos Dedas, the team leader.

When the crisis struck, Apostolos Vakakis, the founder of Jumbo, a Greek retailer, faced a choice: cut costs by 20% or raise productivity by that amount.

— is the brainchild of Apostolos Doxiadis, previously the author of a not-bad mathematical fiction called "Uncle Petros and Goldbach's Conjecture". For expert assistance on logic, Doxiadis called on his friend Christos Papadimitriou, a professor of computer science at Berkeley and the author of a novel about Alan Turing.

We thank the members of the research group (Apostolos Tsiachristas, Renske van der Gaag, Bethany Walters-Hipple, and Samantha Adams) for their comments and discussion.

The two Partners of the fund are Apostolos Apostolakis and George Dimopoulos, with Stefanos Katsimpas also acting as a senior Associate.

The author wrote to Apostolos from Horace Mann, the New York City prep school to which he had won a football scholarship, and from Columbia University, largely between 1940 and 1941, when he would have been in his late teens.

The Parliament Speaker, Apostolos Kaklamanis, said Mr. Burns acted like an "anthippatos," which in ancient Greek was used to describe a deputy governor of Imperial Rome.