Sentence examples for Kiev from high-quality English sources.

• Petersburg and Kiev.

• At Kiev it meets another tributary, the Desna.

• Yanukovych who risks being killed if he shows his face in Kiev.

• It was in Kiev that he witnessed the fiery oratory of Leon Trotsky, the creator of the Red Army.

• James Beard called chicken Kiev a “Russian Specialty.”

• Olga, the regent of Kiev, was baptized in Constantinople.

• Kiev finished second in the first Soviet national championship in 1936.

• A protester sprays fire in the direction of the riot police during clashes in the centre of Kiev.

Use Kiev in a sentence.

• The suspension of the aid caused confusion and frustration in both Washington and Kiev for months.

• Ekster spent her early years in Kiev and graduated from the Kiev Art School in 1906.

• But “Golden Kiev” was always present, in lore and bookish tradition, as a source of emulation and renascence.

• A bare chested man waves a Ukrainian flag during clashes between the opposition and police in the centre of Kiev.

• Andrew Evans, Kiev (2004); and Tom Burgess, Kiev, new ed. (2008), are guides for visitors to the city.

• In its original form, chicken Kiev was a chicken breast rolled around herb butter, secured by toothpicks, breaded, and fried.

• In Kiev, hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Russian Embassy on Saturday, hurling eggs at the building, tearing down the flag and overturning diplomatic cars.

• Dynamo Kiev, in full Football Club Dynamo Kiev, also called FC Dynamo Kiev, Ukrainian professional football (soccer) team located in Kiev.

Kiev sentence examples

• Moscow appears to be calculating that intensification of economic, military and political pressure will lead to loss of support within Ukraine for the Kiev government’s pro-Western orientation.

• Though the UK foreign office says Kiev is "calm" compared with the Russian-annexed region of Crimea, Kiev is rife with theft, vandalism, and violent protests that have killed or injured hundreds of people.

• The princes of these areas still contested the crown of the “grand prince of Kiev and all of Rus,” but the title became an empty one; when Andrew Bogolyubsky (Andrew I) of Suzdal won Kiev and the title in 1169, he sacked…

• The princes of these areas still contested the crown of the “grand prince of Kiev and all of Rus,” but the title became an empty one; when Andrew Bogolyubsky (Andrew I) of Suzdal won Kiev and the title in 1169, he sacked the city…