Sentence examples for the petru from inspiring English sources

The screenplay, written by Pintilie, was based on the Petru Dumitriu's novel Cronică de familie ("Family Chronicle"), and in particular on its chapter Salata ("The Salad"), which is often described as a stand-alone novella.

The following spoke under the 'catch-the-eye' procedure: Petru Constantin Luhan, Silvia-Adriana Ţicău, Elena Băsescu, Janusz Władysław Zemke and Inês Cristina Zuber.

In the 1950s Petru Hall was built as an annex on the east side of the dormitory building.

When the Romanian MEP Petru Luhan visited the UK earlier this month, he described the government's move as "xenophobic" and evidence of "anti- Romanian and anti-immigrant rhetoric" from leading politicians and sections of the media that was at odds with Europe's basic democratic principles.

Extraordinary pressure by Soviet authorities forced King Michael to appoint a procommunist government led by the fellow-traveler Petru Groza on March 6. Between the installation of the Groza government and the parliamentary elections in November 1946, the Communist Party used its control of the security apparatus and other key government agencies to suppress the opposition.

Yet it was the distinguished academic Petru Cretia who spoke for the majority of readers when he observed, in 1997, that Sebastian was not besmirching lofty national values with his "calm, sad and forgiving revelations".

Tom Mercey, his replacement, is one of England's most promising props but the 20-year-old from the same school as Andrew Sheridan was given a harsh lesson by the rugged Romanian Petru Balan before being taken off at the interval.

Theatre highlights include an adaptation by David Greig of Alasdair Gray's novel Lanark; the world premiere of a play directed and performed by Simon McBurney, The Encounter, based on the book Amazon Beaming by Petru Popescu; the European premiere of Robert Lepage's new work, 887; and "a German commedia dell'arte" called Murmel Murmel, in which the only dialogue is the word murmel.

The tall crucifix in front of the house where Petru Gruia Lacatus, his wife and their six children live still leans precariously, after having been reset in the ground from which it had been uprooted.

He was twice expelled from the PNL, in 1938 and 1944, creating instead his own group, the National Liberal Party-Tătărescu Party-Tătărescung it inside the Communist-endorsed Petru Grozandabinet.

Built in 1530 on the site of the ruins of an older monastery, by the nobleman Teodor Bubuiog, a faithful vassal of Stephen the Great and Petru Rares, Humor has exterior frescoes, not as well preserved but similar in style and motif to those at Voronet, painted in 1535 by Toma of Suceava.