shapka

She turned back to the gable and lifted another shapka.

The word in the Moscow Record story is shapka.

Some reinforcements were also sent to the army positions on Popova Shapka.

Does your husband like his shapka?

There he bought a shapka, a Russian fur hat not for disguise, but for needed warmth.

He finished just ahead of Natural Law leader Maury Shapka.

In a few more weeks, he'd have to put the lining in his coat, and maybe even wear the shapka Mary Pat had bought him.

If a Russian immigrant fails to bring a shapka to Brighton Beach, it is not for lack of taste.

Outside a fish store, Boris Shatar sold Russian books, his shapka nearly covering his eyes.

Popova Shapka has been a host to both the European and Balkan Ski Championships.

There are two ways to get to Popova Shapka: by car, and by rope-railway with a starting location in Tetovo.

Just ask Jenn Shapka, who sat on a hiring committee 2 years ago and has now been hired herself by UBC.

Patricia and Brad Shapka purchase the Sunny Boy brand and the Camrose mill.

Located in the northwestern part of Macedonia, Popova Shapka is one of the most popular winter ski resorts in the country.

The best seller is the shapka, the fur hat that instantly transforms a Midwestern tourist into a Russian soldier slogging through the Siberian wilderness.

The German or Austro-Hungarian czapka ("shapka") consisted of a body of pressed blackened leather, known as the cap and only given a shield on the front.

It is protected in a reserve of 'Senkina Shapka Hill, in Oktyabrsky District, beside the Tsukanovki river.

He was at least playing the game properly, gesturing to the shapka and shaking his head, then pointing to another, its fur dyed a lighter brown, almost a blond color.

Kyle wears a bright green cap with ear flaps (shapka or bomber-hat), a bright orange jacket, dark green pants, and lime-green mittens or gloves.

Thirty-eight samples came from Arafat's belongings, including underwear, a shapka hat, toothbrush, a hospital cap and sportswear, that were provided by the Palestinian leader's widow Suha Arafat.

However, in the novel's final text the shapka becomes a peaked cap (kartuz ) and Shaposhnikov's name gets changed to Shatov which has nothing to do with caps or hats at all.

It is one of the leading tourist areas in the country, since it is a well-known ski resort, along with Ohrid, Prespa, Dojran, Popova Shapka, and Krushevo.

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Furs, also omnipresent this week, showed up chez Marni almost as an afterthought -- in panels decorating a wool coat, a small collar or a shapka held on by ribbons -- and more generously in Eskimo muffs.

The individual Soviet soldiers were continuously surprised at the desire of Germans, Americans and so many others to buy memorabilia of the Red Army -belts, shapka fur hats, boots, whole uniforms, all manner of trinkets - and the fools paid cash.