Примеры использования Mihailov на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They talked of Mihailov and his pictures.
Mihailov fancied that the picture had made an impression on them too.
Top"And is it true that this Mihailov is in such poverty?
In 1934 Mihailov was forced to escape to Turkey.
In addition, together with my friend Vasilii Mihailov, we do oil painting.
Oleg Olegovich Mihailov greeted us and took us to the base.
Top"I cannot paint a Christ that is not in my heart," said Mihailov gloomily.
It was strange how Mihailov could have discovered just her characteristic beauty.
The hypothesis of a Thraco-Dacian or Daco-Thracian branch of IE, indicating a close link between the Thracian and Dacian languages, has numerous adherents, including Russu 1967, Georg Solta 1980, Vraciu 1980, Crossland, Trask(2000),McHenry(1993), Mihailov 2008.
Just such a distasteful sensation was what Mihailov felt at the sight of Vronsky's painting.
To Mihailov at that moment, excited by visitors, it was extremely distasteful to speak of money matters.
Top In another man's house, and especially in Vronsky's palazzo, Mihailov was quite a different man from what he was in his studio.
Top The artist Mihailov was, as always, at work when the cards of Count Vronsky and Golenishtchev were brought to him.
Top Anna's portrait--the same subject painted from nature both by him and by Mihailov--ought to have shown Vronsky the difference between him and Mihailov;
November 27: Evgeny Mihailov is a pianist, who gave more than 400 successful concerts across the world- from South America and the United States to China.
Renato Usatii, candidate on the list of the“Patria(Homeland)” Party,announced at a press conference about cancelling the concerts of Russian singer Stas Mihailov and“Blestyaschie” band, which were to take place in several regions of the country.
Top Altogether Mihailov, with his reserved and disagreeable, as it were, hostile attitude, was quite disliked by them as they got to know him better;
The fact that this reflection was but one of millions of reflections, which as Mihailov knew for certain would be true, did not diminish for him the significance of Golenishtchev's remark.
Mihailov shrieked, with tears in his voice, and, stopping his ears, he went off into his working room, the other side of a partition wall, and closed the door after him.
In the second half of the 1920s,Valkov was accused of backing Ivan Mihailov and his faction of the internal conflict within the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization.
Top Mihailov meanwhile, although Anna's portrait greatly fascinated him, was even more glad than they were when the sittings were over, and he had no longer to listen to Golenishtchev's disquisitions upon art, and could forget about Vronsky's painting.
The fact that this reflection was but one of millions of reflections, which as Mihailov knew for certain would be true, did not diminish for him the significance of Golenishtchev's remark.
Thick-set and of middle height, with nimble movements, with his brown hat, olive-green coat and narrow trousers--though wide trousers had been a long while in fashion,--most of all, with the ordinariness of his broad face, and the combined expression of timidity and anxiety to keep up his dignity, Mihailov made an unpleasant impression.
Top On entering the studio, Mihailov once more scanned his visitors and noted down in his imagination Vronsky's expression too, and especially his jaws.
Low as was his opinion of Golenishtchev's capacity for understanding art, trifling as was the true remark upon the fidelity of the expression of Pilate as an official, andoffensive as might have seemed the utterance of so unimportant an observation while nothing was said of more serious points, Mihailov was in an ecstasy of delight at this observation.
Top Vronsky defended Mihailov, but at the bottom of his heart he believed it, because in his view a man of a different, lower world would be sure to be envious.
Renato Usatii, candidate on the list of the“Patria(Homeland)” Party,announced at a press conference about cancelling the concerts of Russian singer Stas Mihailov and“Blestyaschie” band, which were to take place in several regions of the country. Usatii mentioned that he had made this decision after being informed about acts of provocation being prepared for these events.
Top When the visitors had gone, Mihailov sat down opposite the picture of Pilate and Christ, and in his mind went over what had been said, and what, though not said, had been implied by those visitors.
Top The enthusiasm over this picture stirred some of the old feeling for it in Mihailov, but he feared and disliked this waste of feeling for things past, and so, even though this praise was grateful to him, he tried to draw his visitors away to a third picture.
Vronsky and Madame Karenina must be, Mihailov supposed, distinguished and wealthy Russians, knowing nothing about art, like all those wealthy Russians, but posing as amateurs and connoisseurs.