Examples of using Smithson in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Trails in Smithson Valley.
Smithson High psychologist.
Thank you for calling at Smithson Electrics.
I'm Dan Smithson and I don't know why I'm here either.
One of the key people in this field is Robert Smithson.
Smithson was a British chemist and mineralogist.
And also the architects Alison and Peter Smithson, a married couple.
Smithson was an English chemist and mineralogist.
Remember puppy, make the team and you make Smithson proud.
So Smithson was a big ladies' man, and they have both got solid alibis.
It can seem like a lot to learn at first,says Toby Smithson, a certified diabetes educator in Hilton Head, SC.
Smithson never visited the United States, and the reason for his generous bequest is unknown.
A gang of masked students bag and tag thieves, the wizard of Oz hob goblin andfly boy are becoming mythic figures here as Smithson.
Have you not met Smithson's little miss life's plan to the littlest detail?
In an era of crabbed imagination and short-term profiteering,the sheer chutzpah of artists like Smithson is instructive.
Smithson had never visited the USA, so it remains a mystery why his fortune was willed in this way.
Born and raised in Liberia my sonTomba has just this week enrolled at Smithson high school, where to our utter joy he was reunited with his dear childhood friend.
Smithson never married; he had no children; and he lived a peripatetic life, traveling widely in Europe during a time of great turbulence and political upheaval.
A match of samples from the 2013 Ghouta attacks to tests of chemicals in the Syrian stockpile is the equivalent of DNA evidence:definitive proof,” said Amy Smithson, a U.S. nonproliferation expert.
Now get out there; make Smithson proud and make sure your bite is worse than your bark.
Representative John Quincy Adams, to reweigh his unmeet and unprecedented attempt to convert this eccentric bequest of, let's be frank,a bunch of junk of one James Smithson, into a so-called institute of national treasure!
In 1829, British scientist James Smithson died, and he left his fortune for the"increase and diffusion of knowledge.".
Smithson noted that the hexamine finding was particularly significant as this chemical is a unique hallmark of the Syrian military's sarin production process.
Upon his death in 1829, British scientist James Smithson left his fortune to the United States government to found“at Washington… an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge.”.
Smithson was interested in almost everything and studied on a large scale the phenomena of nature, such as snake poisons, the chemistry of volcanoes, the composition of tears and the fundamental nature of electricity.
WHEN Robert Smithson died at 35, in a plane crash in 1973, overseeing one of his earthworks, he gave the art world its own Buddy Holly.
Alongside Robert Smithson, Walter de Maria, Michael Heizer and James Turrell, he was among the first artists whose works derived their themes, and the media used to execute them, directly from nature.
In Smithson's will, he stated that should his nephew, Henry James Hungerford,die without heir, the Smithson estate would go to the United States to create an"Establishment for the increase& diffusion of Knowledge among men".
In Smithson's will, he stated that should his nephew, Henry James Hungerford,die without heirs, the Smithson estate would go to the government of the United States for creating an"Establishment for the increase& diffusion of Knowledge among men".
