Examples of 'galich' in a sentence
Meaning of "galich"
Galich is an adjective that may refer to something related to or originating from Galich, a place or person with that name
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- A town in Kostroma Oblast, Russia, situated on the southern bank of Lake Galichskoye.
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I will have you sent back to our father in Galich.
Historic monuments of Galich include various buildings from the imperial period of Russian history.
Remember that poem by Galich.
I would like Galich in here.
The Russian transliteration should not be confused with the Russian town of Galich.
From a very early age Manuel Galich was involved in theatre.
Dr. Galich also talked about his plan of introducing a kind of a reward program.
He was born in Galich.
The Galich lake.
One of them is Leo Galich.
Savages " broke into Galich and kicked the Austrians away a week ago.
Princes of Galich.
Galich - the capital of danil.
In spite of his career problems, Galich continued to write and publish.
In addition, performances will alternate with videos of Alexander Galich.
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According to Dunbar 's office, there are suspicions that Galich may have tampered with witness testimony.
Vasily returned to Moscow, while Yury withdrew to Galich.
Alexander Galich - The laughter through the tears ».
According to Dunbar's office, may have tampered with witness testimony. there are suspicions that Galich.
So, your affair with Leo Galich started again?
According to Dunbar 's office, there are suspicions that Galich.
Is that what Galich said?
The clouds are floating, clouds . An evening in memory of Alexander Galich.
Galich ( ) is a town in Kostroma Oblast, Russia, situated on the southern bank of Lake Galichskoye.
I remember my conversation with the head of the center, Dr. Galich.
So, did Leo Galich get you that job?
At his father 's death, Yury received in appanage the towns of Zvenigorod, Ruza, and Galich.
He was the Duke of Zvenigorod and Galich from 1389 until his death.
Meanwhile, Koten fled to the court of his son-in-law, Prince Mstislav the Bold of Galich.
One of them is, uh, Leo Galich.
The 15th and 16th centuries are justly considered the golden age of Galich.
You have to like poetry. It's Galich.
In 1429 the Khazan Tatars laid waste the surroundings of Galich.
