Примеры использования Mainland europe на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First winner of the award from mainland Europe.
She had success in mainland Europe during the 1990s with Dieter Bohlen, who wrote and produced her hit"Bitterblue.
The IRA continued their campaign in England and mainland Europe.
Play media Victoria visited mainland Europe regularly for holidays.
The camp is located at one of the most swell-consistent spots in mainland Europe.
We are proud to serve customers in the UK, mainland Europe and across the rest of the world.
After its success in Germany,the song entered many other charts in Mainland Europe.
The Prodigy announced a winter 2015 UK and mainland Europe tour on 26 May, with Public Enemy as support.
The sport originated in New Zealand butis gaining popularity in the UK, and mainland Europe.
In 1348 a plague known as the Black Death crossed from mainland Europe into England, rapidly killing an estimated 50 per cent of the population.
Saw a number of European festival appearances anda full 2-week tour of mainland Europe.
In mainland Europe,"Mine" peaked at number 70 on the Eurochart Hot 100 Singles Chart, number 48 on Belgium(Flanders) and number 48 on Sweden.
The loss of Normandy by King John in 1204 isolated the Channel Islands from mainland Europe.
Her father, Eli Rubens, was a Lithuanian Jew who, at the age of 16,left mainland Europe in 1900 in the hope of starting a new life in New York City.
On 5 March 2009, the band began their most extensive tour to date, comprising about 12 concertsin the UK and approximately 22 in mainland Europe.
In May 1955,Edwards was selected for the England squad which travelled to mainland Europe for matches against France, Portugal and Spain.
Balfour made no attempt to break into Hollywood butlike Ivor Novello she was able to export her talents to mainland Europe.
More success was achieved in mainland Europe, however, with the song reaching the Top 10 in Germany and Italy, and the top of the chart in Spain.
Moreover, for many islands andperipheral regions, ports form the only connection to mainland Europe and the rest of the world.
Other high values were detected in urban centres in mainland Europe- samples from Athens, Bilthoven(Netherlands), Geneva, Milan and Seville, for example.
But it was in Porto andthe North that it all began, where Espinho, the second oldest course in mainland Europe, is located.
Children from a small Portuguese community, andfrom family groups coming from mainland Europe and from Asia, who are in primary education are, however, given concentrated language support centred in one school so that they rapidly acquire sufficient English to gain access to the whole curriculum.
Most of these regions had strong cultural and economic ties elsewhere: to England, Ireland,Scandinavian and mainland Europe.
This link and the Øresund Bridge(built 1995-1999)have together enabled driving from mainland Europe to Sweden and the rest of Scandinavia through Denmark.
Its five major airports are served by airlines from across the entire world, andEurostar gives direct rail access from mainland Europe.
Cyprus' convenient geographical location in the eastern Mediterranean andeasy access to mainland Europe make it an attractive place for both business and residence.
For example, finds at the Traprain Law site(near modern Edinburgh)suggest that the priests there may have overseen ceremonies on a par with their contemporaries on mainland Europe.
Among the teachers of the department were the developers of the first computing machines in the USSR and mainland Europe- MEOM, created under the guidance of Academician S.A.
The Channel Tunnel has brought the UK closer tothe economic hub of the European transport system and further accelerated the growth of traffic between the UK and mainland Europe.
Wars against France and Spain during the 17th and 18th centuries gave Guernsey shipowners andsea captains the opportunity to exploit the island's proximity to mainland Europe by applying for Letters of Marque and turning their merchantmen into licensed privateers.