Sentence examples for Crimea from high-quality English sources.

• "Crimea is ours," he said.

• Russia illegally annexed Crimea in 2014.

• A British naval vessel entered what Russia claims as its waters off Crimea.

• When Putin seized Crimea, the international community responded by isolating Russia and imposing sanctions.

• The relationship between Kiev and Crimea was a complex one.

• Ukraine also has a new fence in Kherson region, near Crimea.

• Another woman who went to the Crimea to help the soldiers was Mary Seacole.

• Control of Crimea became contentious after the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991.

Use Crimea in a sentence.

• The Ukrainian government continued to assert that Crimea was Ukrainian territory.

• Only after Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 did the empress’s countenance rise again.

• Brines from Syvash supply chemical plants at Krasnoperekopsk in northwestern Crimea.

• Mr Sentsov was snatched from Crimea last year and charged with plotting terrorist acts.

• Between Crimea and the mainland to the north lies Syvash (“Putrid Sea”), a network of shallow inlets.

• The uptick in tensions coincides with a visit last Friday by Putin to Crimea, which was annexed by Moscow in 2014.

• He added that on one occasion on Sept. 4 five NATO reconnaissance aircraft were buzzing the area near Crimea at the same time.

• An eccentric businessman who built and runs the two biggest zoos in Crimea, Zubkov even named one of his Siberian tigers Referendum.

Crimea sentence examples

• In a separate case last week judges ruled that Russia unlawfully annexed Crimea in 2014 and that the peninsula remains sovereign Ukrainian territory.

• In the eyes of international law, Russia was designated the “occupying power” in Crimea, and Moscow was not regarded as having any legal claim to the peninsula.

• UKRAINIAN nationalist saboteurs blew up transformers and cut power lines to Crimea on November 21st in an attempt to punish Russia for annexing the peninsula last year.

• Recently, one cut off its contracts with Crimea; local winemakers suspect that a new director, loyal to Western shareholders, discovered that the company had been supplying Crimea.