Great Russian

The great Russian democrat, however, has made a lot of mistakes and may not be around much longer.

Again it is far from easy to comprehend the great Russian struggle.

Or he paints the body of a great Russian dancer.

Ukraine, on the other hand, would only fear a greater Russian presence and pressure to its north.

This was the great Russian campaign for that season.

But like all great Russian stories, the show is also laden with subplots.

This was a further impression of conditions in the great Russian empire, together with its corruption.

The great Russian bear - the investor variety - has turned into a bull.

As though the great Russian were nothing but a warm-up act for the headliner.

It was the first western book that attempted to put the works of the great Russian composer in their political and social context.

And above all, some of the great Russian soul!"

Which raises a curious question: are the great Russian writers really novelists?

But for that to happen a Great Russian culture had to be identified and fostered.

What's she's playing, we suspect, is the great Russian game of hide-and-seek.

Paradoxically the great Russian tradition might have been less known, possibly because of a political aversion.

The great Russian masters knew the importance of revision.

The life and apocalyptic times (1892-1941) of a great Russian poet, a woman no revolution could contain.

"The great Russian literature with its great traditions," he said, "is finally among us."

The last days of the great Russian poet.

He and other great Russian writers lived there; recently I visited four of their homes.

"The great Russian Army," he said, breaking into a bitter smile.

At that the great Russian paled and took three nervous puffs off his cigarette.

Turgenev, the great Russian novelist, was acclaimed all over the civilized world.

Did her father, that great Russian patriot, know of this strange relationship of hers?

And the great Russian experiment in democracy and free enterprise is collapsing.