Moldavia

How To Use Moldavia In A Sentence

• The play attracted a great deal of interest: the leading members of the State Yiddish Theater in Moscow (known by the acronym GOSET) came to see it, and the work was the first of several plays to tour other performance halls throughout the Moldavian Republic, including Tiraspol and Chernovtsy. Romanian Yiddish Theater.
• To make their investment lucrative the newly appointed hospodars impoverished the people of Moldavia with high taxes.
• Moldavia, a republic of more than 4 million people, borders Romania.
• Rumanian principalities; Austria opposed this and, in return for this service, the Porte ceded to Austria Upper Moldavia (the present crownland of Bucovina). The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock
• And when it's Russians dressed up as faux Australian aborigines or Americans ice dancing a Moldavian folk dance, it's REALLY not a sport. Winter Olympics
• Apparently fearing that direct rule might be imposed, the Moldavian Supreme Soviet voted on Dec. 30 to endorse the decree.
• He left behind a very undistinguished education, getting thrown out of posh boarding schools, to walk at the tender age of 18 from Rotterdam to Istanbul, sleeping in castles and hayricks en route, and ending up living with a Byzantine princess, twelve years his senior, in Moldavia until the war separated them. On Silence « Tales from the Reading Room
• In a cemetery from the Late Cucuteni period in Moldavia excavators found two burials of girls about 9-10 years old.
• Gary Brolsma decided to make a video of himself lip-syncing and dancing to this top Moldavian hit. Five Hilarious YouTube Videos | myFiveBest
• The right of the Turkish Sultan to appoint the Moldavian hospodars was recognized, with the proviso, however, that the appointments be made from a list of candidates submitted by the Polish King.