Examples of 'kostya' in a sentence
Meaning of "kostya"
Kostya is a Russian given name, a variant of the name Konstantin
How to use "kostya" in a sentence
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Kostya sent me here to get you.
They have issued a lisence for Kostya.
Kostya told me a lot about you.
I do not have all the time Kostya.
Kostya and his parents are vampires.
I have got important information from Kostya.
Kostya asked me to give it to you if anything happens to him.
I also recalled that his friend Kostya.
Kostya was happy with the first shipment.
We need to trick Kostya into giving us the codes.
Kostya keeps on coming up with excuses.
I live with my parents and my kid brother Kostya.
Kostya asked me to see you.
Calling the one person who knows Kostya.
Kostya ratted you out.
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I would like you to introduce me to your cousin Kostya.
Kostya rushed after her.
I will live on the land where my Kostya died.
Kostya is a very cautious man.
You want me to stop selling to Kostya.
Kostya had his chance.
I need you to take the long view on Kostya.
Kostya wants to be my only customer.
He wants to be close to Kostya.
Kostya asks me to come back.
Oleg is in danger and Kostya is the only one to help him out.
Kostya is an enemy of the state.
The citizens became very fond of Kostya and turned his story into a living legend.
Kostya got a license.
Former junior welterweight boxing champion Kostya Tszyu sported a rather famous rattail throughout his career.
Kostya and his fellow students have little to no experience in acting.
The bullets crushed the pubic Kostya.
Kostya doubled that.
They issued a license for Kostya.
Kostya did this.
I vouched for you with Kostya.
Kostya wants blood.
Because this is where Kostya eats.
Kostya is a good boy.
I can not find Kostya.
Kostya is over there.
They gave a lisence to Kostya.
Kostya wrote it.
But you do know Kostya.
Kostya asked me.
We were right about Kostya.
Kostya was sitting.
If it were not for Kostya.
Kostya said they threw you out into the street and that you deserved it.
We need to kill Kostya.
