How To Use Budapest In A Sentence
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Tens of thousands of European trade unionists have demonstrated in the Hungarian capital Budapest. The protesters oppose tough austerity measures imposed by many governments.
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Budapest Opera, where he learnt not only all the skills of coaching but also of running an opera house and conducting the main operatic repertoire.
A TALE OF FOUR HOUSES: Opera at Covent Garden, La Scala, Vienna and the Met since 1945
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He graduated from the gymnasium in 1910 and, the following September, he entered the University of Budapest.
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In 1912 Bartók noted that he had given nearly 1000 phonographic cylinders to the Ethnographic Museum in Budapest.
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They stayed at The Grand Hotel, Budapest.
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Budapest is enjoying a construction boom, and the government reported a sharp fall in unemployment last month.
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They stayed at The Grand Hotel, Budapest.
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His undergraduate studies were undertaken in Budapest.
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Back to Rome again for the bargain sales, Vienna the same, and a few days in Budapest before returning home to Tokyo.
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Now Budapest has over a dozen public bathhouses, offering thermal, Turkish and mud baths, with a vigorous east European massage thrown in for a few extra florins.
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My current favourite though is the Assembly Buildings on Great Victoria Street - its architecture is not unlike that of a mini-me version of the parliament buildings in Budapest - a very small mini-me version mind you.
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When he is finally released, George returns to Budapest where newspapermen and family try to get him to open up about his experiences.
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Im grateful that my site wasnt Budapest, and that many of my PCV friends lived in villages near the Romanian and Ukrainian border.
Simone Zelitch interviewed by John Coyne for PeaceCorpWriters.org, 2000. Reprinted by the permission of Putnam Publishing.
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In 1884 the State Opera House was opened in Budapest with its own ballet company attached.
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‘You can't have been here that long - you haven't got a pot belly,’ he told a British citizen he met in Budapest, Hungary, in 1993.
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Bisecting Budapest and Belgrade Streets, a wide boulevard lined by bedraggled trees commemorates Béla Kun, the Hungarian revolutionary who in 1919 founded the short-lived Hungarian Soviet Republic and was later executed by Stalin for his pains.
The Return
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He completed his studies in Budapest and then worked successively with the pharmacologist, G. Mansfeld at Pozsony, with Armin von
Albert Szent-Györgyi - Biography
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We went from London to Budapest by rail.
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Learn about the history of the Operetta Theater when traveling to Budapest with tips in this free video on tourism.
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Following World War I, the family deposited the major part of its treasury in the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest.
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The Budapest office plans to hire freelance reporters to cover the latest happenings.
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For years his statue stood by the motorway linking Budapest with Lake Balaton, and marked the city's boundaries.
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The Jews of Budapest have been described as sleepwalking towards a terrible fate.
I'm not angry with Edith any more
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Matuschek and Company is a Budapest leather goods store owned by Hugo Matuschek and employed a number of sales clerks.
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Budapest and Bucharest function as waypoints for women en route to Belgrade.
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In Budapest, the dance was in a huge hall converted from a palace.
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The Soviets had advanced a long way from the Vistula, but fortified pockets of German troops remained — around Königsberg, the old Prussian capital, and Danzig, at the mouth of the Vistula; at Breslau, in Silesia, and the Hungarian capital, Budapest, where they were desperately withstanding a siege that was to last six weeks and to tie down R.Y. Malinovsky's army group.
The Nazis' Last Stand
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Another source of Turkic terms in Hungarian are words such as the dog names "puli" and "komondor" and a few local dialect terms that derive from the Cuman language, which was spoken east of Budapest in the "Kun" regions until the mid 1700s.
Languagehat.com: PARADICSOM.
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The goal was defined by Peter Tufo, the American ambassador to Budapest.
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Chang also said that if Lu made it to Budapest, she would be going there as a member of the DPP rather than in her capacity as the vice president of Taiwan.
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PARIS — To celebrate the opening of its new permanent collection and its new enlarged exhibition space, the Pinacoth è que de Paris is offering a double-header of a temporary show, "The Birth of a Museum," with works from two historic private collections that provided the foundations for two important museums: the Romanov Collection at the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg and the Esterh á zy Collection at the Beaux-Arts in Budapest.
Inspiring Imperial Collections
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Budapest was again devastated and the future looked rather dim.
George A. Olah - Autobiography
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Peter Szöke, on his bizarre record The Unknown Music of Birds, slows down woodlark song and makes a soloist from the Budapest opera sing it so beautifully that I weep to hear it.
A Year on the Wing
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Perhaps the worst example was an American writer in Budapest who wrote dreadful poems lamenting the arrival of fast food restaurants.
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On the other hand, she also helped perpetuate the Gimbutas/Budapest nonsense about ancient matriarchies and the "Burning Times," which I believed for years and had to be de-stupidized of comparatively recently.
Making Light: Scholarly works to avoid citing at all costs
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During the communist era, Christmas in Budapest was a low-key affair, often celebrated clandestinely.
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On the Danube, water levels exposed previously unseen World War II-era bombs in Budapest, tanks in Croatia, and sunken German ships.
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Before I left Budapest we read together the polyphone tattoo by J. K., and I then requested you to make the composer understand that Meyerbeer's far-famed
Letters
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The American legation in Budapest confirmed the withdrawal of Soviet troops from the city; the Hungarian revolution appeared to be a “fact of history.”
Eisenhower 1956
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Three German panzer divisions have just crossed the Austrian border into Hungary and will soon be in Budapest along with 240 Gestapo agents, Ujszaszi told the Americans.
Wild Bill Donovan
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I do not think that this Europe that, like Kundera, I prefer to call "Central" rather than "Eastern" has already turned its back on this other vocation, so evident on the Chain Bridge of Budapest, much as it was on the Moldau, in Prague: "We want to return to Europe".
Bernard-Henri Lévy: Could the Fate of Europe, Also, Hinge on Budapest?
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It was conditional on Budapest agreeing a structural adjustment programme with the International Monetary Fund and implementing market-based economic reforms.
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Elle fait partie depuis 15 ans du club de Budapest France auquel elle a apporté un support régulier et dont elle est membre du comité exécutif depuis plus de 5 ans.
Archive 2008-10-14
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The Budapest Operetta Theater began as an orpheum and was successful until World War I.
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Neutra (Nyitra), Presburg (Pozsony), and Sassin (Sasvár); and 46 deaneries, of which 21 belong to the Vicariate of Gran, one to that of Budapest, and 24 to that of Tyrnau.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
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The family lived in Budapest and summered on the family estates in the southern Carpathians - which Patrick Leigh Fermor has called ‘the most resented frontier in Europe’.
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In Budapest, Mr. Shields—who believes he is the world's only Aborigine pole dancer—wore feathers in his vest and hair and performed to modern aboriginal music, an attempt to "fuse" the aboriginal bird dance with pole dancing in a "very spiritual dance.
Despite Its Bad Reputation, Pole Dancing Appeals to Men in a New Way
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Environmental groups say an accident could spark trouble for drinking water supplies in nearby Slovakia and even Budapest, about 80 kilometers away.
Hungary Threatened By New Chemical Disaster, Experts Warn
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For Mr. Nádas, a Budapest native who now lives in a remote village near the Austrian border, the decades since 1989 have restored a "liveliness" to Budapest that Communism had managed to erase.
Across Eastern Europe, Remembering the Curtain's Fall
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The most interesting work experience was having to be a discussant for three erudite papers the afternoon that I landed in Budapest.
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At the world championships in Budapest in 1997 Chagaev, who was then 19, beat Savon in a bad-tempered and controversial heavyweight final.
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Lead blood levels during the early 1990s were 25 micrograms per decilitre in Mexico City and Budapest, 30 in Cairo, and 40 in Bangkok, well above the 2 micrograms per decilitre in the United States (reflecting an eightfold decline over the preceding 15 years).
Chapter 11
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Budapest's beautiful buildings, rich culture, and inexpensive means of transportation make it a favorite among travelers.
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Born in Budapest in 1869, he studied there and in Paris and Munich before marrying into the Guinness family in 1900 and moving to England in 1907.
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He then declared the house an annex of the Swiss legation, and eventually extended diplomatic immunity to 72 buildings in Budapest, moving as many Jews into them as possible.
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The property market in Budapest was extremely buoyant and house prices rose dramatically in the immediate aftermath of the transition to multi-party democracy in 1989.
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The trip began with an exhibition game in Budapest, Hungary, where he called the Czech Republic "Czechoslovakia" and made a few other minor international hockey gaffes at a press conference where he clearly did not look comfortable.
Kuklas Korner
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It was conditional on Budapest agreeing a structural adjustment programme with the International Monetary Fund and implementing market-based economic reforms.
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Budapest offered to pay instead a certain amount of pengös.
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Situated 20 km from the centre of Budapest in rolling countryside, the track climbs and falls around the natural topography.
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Except where * indicates that overnight accommodation for 3 nights in Budapest is on a bed and breakfast basis.
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Like The Wolseley, The Delaunay is an all-day operation but here inspiration from the grand cafés of Vienna, Zurich and Budapest is more apparent in the dishes.
Evening Standard - Home
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East of Budapest there was still bauxite and coal deposition.
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Vienna, Budapest, and Belgrade are on the banks of the Danube
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When the First World War broke out he was in Budapest where he was interned as a Russian.
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Ilona (Ili) was born in Budapest, the eldest of three daughters of Sigmund (Zsiga) Neumann and Emma, née Deutsch.
Ilona Kronstein.
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Except where * indicates that overnight accommodation for 3 nights in Budapest is on a bed and breakfast basis.
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Another word returns from the deepest recesses of childhood: “Moscovite,” the word spoken by my parents with special contempt, in reference to those Hungarian Communists who returned to Budapest with the Red Army.
Enemies of the People
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We would like to highlight that we treated 7 hypothermal patients although there's a special medical division in Budapest for hypothermal cases.
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The past week has seen much media coverage of the new countries, with newsmen and broadcasters reporting from Ljubljana, Valletta, Nicosia, Budapest and more.
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The residents' acute fear of crime is itself a source of real danger, warns Budapest fire chief Peter Bende.
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Actress Angelina Jolie R talks to actors during the filming of her yet untitled directorial debut in Budapest November 8, 2010.
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After spending a holiday in Romania, it takes a tourist only one hour by plane to reach the capitals of the former Hapsburg Empire (Prague, Vienna, Budapest), the bimillenary metropolises of the Balkan region (Athens, Istanbul) or of the Slav one (Kiev, Cracow, Zagreb).
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It was conditional on Budapest agreeing a structural adjustment programme with the International Monetary Fund and implementing market-based economic reforms.
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As they arrived at Budapest airport following their defeat in the first leg of this season's Champions League qualifiers, the players of Manchester United found that a group of fans were already there.
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‘To drive in Budapest, you need fast reaction and smartness,’ he told me, chasing an old lady with shopping bags along the pavement.
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Orange Ways, a new discount company as of 2007 that goes from Budapest to regional cities such as Cluj, Warsaw, Vienna, Prague and Mukacheve.
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Being a glutton for punishment, a few days later we rounded it off by doing the Danube Knee bend towards Budapest.
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One of the things I look for in foreign Festival films is a sense of place -- I'm not likely to get to ramble through Budapest, or Buenos Aires, or Turin, or wherever, any time soon, and a good peregrinatory film is the next best thing.
Kenneth Hite's Journal
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One new shopping centre planned for Budapest would increase traffic in and out the city by an estimated 20,000 cars a day.
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Except where * indicates that overnight accommodation for 3 nights in Budapest is on a bed and breakfast basis.
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He was born in -- in Budapest, and took the name Capa because it was short and good in almost any language.
Get the Picture: A Personal History of Photojournalism
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As a wave of panic and depression spread throughout the team, Rissa—who had a store of palinka, a Hungarian apricot brandy, which she had picked up during a recent conference in Budapest—began distributing drinks to those most in need.
The Goddess and the Bull
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This makes me unfortunately certain that Slovenia, thus far unspoilt, will soon be as popular and overexposed a destination for short break aficionados as Prague or Budapest.
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Just with such an attitude, Agnes Heller, as a major philosopher, Ethicist, political philosopher, social philosopher of Budapest School, surveys some aspects about modernity and aesthetic modernity.
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Being a glutton for punishment, a few days later we rounded it off by doing the Danube Knee bend towards Budapest.
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Until March, indoor football is the only game in icy Budapest.
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Back when I was living out of a backpack I went caving in Budapest.
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The Budapest office plans to hire freelance reporters to cover the latest happenings.
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Budapest is enjoying a construction boom, and the government reported a sharp fall in unemployment last month.
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Being a glutton for punishment, a few days later we rounded it off by doing the Danube Knee bend towards Budapest.
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People could watch West German TV and had seen the Polish Solidarity movement triumph in a historic poll in June, and reformist Communist leaders in Budapest tear down part of the Iron Curtain, allowing East Germans to escape to the west.
Lapham's Quarterly: 1989: A Slip of the Tongue on the Night the Berlin Wall Fell
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During the communist era, Christmas in Budapest was a low-key affair, often celebrated clandestinely.
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These striking photos were captured during a huge fire at a plastic processing plant in Kistarcsa, a suburb of the Hungarian capital Budapest.
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Turks, their neighbours, they are a race with a future, and Budapest is from one point of view one of the sightliest capitals of Europe.
Without Prejudice
