Russian national costume is a traditional complex of clothes, shoes and accessories that has been developed over the centuries and used by Russian people in everyday and festive everyday life. It has notable features depending on the specific region, gender (male and female), destination (holiday, wedding and everyday) and age (children, girl, married woman, old woman).
With the General similarity in cut and decoration techniques Russian costume had its own characteristics. Russian folk costume represents two main types — Northern and southern. In the North of Russia, the peasants wore clothes significantly different from the peasants of the southern regions. In Central Russia wore a suit similar in nature to the North, however, in some places you could see the suit with the characteristics of South Russian clothing.
A very funny Soap opera is being shown on TV show now.
A new novel has been written by mr johnson
My friend was enlightened by me about our future trip.
Such difficult books in ENG were never read by us.
A new theatre in the central aquare was being built by them, when i returned
A glass of wine was offered her by them, when Jenny
A new project is being discussed by them.
The clouds were being driven by the wind across the sky
You are wanted on the phone.
A new car was bought by them
Such things were never remembered
Alice's room had been done by her
All the letters had been answered by my secretary
Such rules were forgotten easily
Fleet Street
Fleet Street has been the meeting place for newspaper men since the 18th century, when writers met to talk in its coffeehouses. And up to now Fleet Street is the Street of news.
Fleet Street is now the centre of journalists and newspaper men. Offices of most English daily and evening papers are situated in this street.
Fleet Street is the centre of Britain's national newspapers. The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Express have their offices here, and The Times, The Guardian and many others are nearby.
Publishing houses of many big foreign newspapers are also there. Fleet Street is busy day and night. It is packed with vans, cars, motorcycles, newsboys every day between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. when the latest news is ready to go out all over the world.
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Флит Стрит
Флит Cтрит была местом встречи для журналистов, начиная с восемнадцатого века, когда писатели встречались, чтобы поговорить в кафе. И до сих пор Флит Стрит является улицей новостей.
Флит Стрит в настоящее время - центр журналистов и газетчиков. Офисы большинства дневных и вечерних английских газет находятся на этой улице.
Флит Стрит также центр национальных газет Великобритании. "Дейли Телеграф "и" Дейли Экспресс" имеют свои офисы здесь, и "Таймс", и "Гардиан" и многие другие находятся неподалеку.
Издательства многих крупных зарубежных газет находятся также там. Флит Стрит занята днем и ночью. Она запакована фургонами, автомобилями, мотоциклами и газетчиками каждый день с 9 утра и 3 часа дня, когда последние новости готовы выйти в мир.
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