Similar words: ague, vague, plague, league, plagued, vaguely, in league, at a guess. Meaning: n. the capital and largest city of the Czech Republic in the western part of the country; a cultural and commercial center since the 14th century.
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121 Rail travel to Prague costs only slightly less than going by air.
122 This is the description of the report: "(October) 8 am, they host the Prague Castle in the vicinity of the shop with a 100 euro currency convertibility of the Czech crown."
123 From the 1989 demonstrations, a member of the public carries a bust of former Soviet leader Joseph Stalin with a sign translating, "Nothing Lasts Forever", during a march through Prague.
124 He feels stronger, and he is ready to forge on to Prague.
125 After exploring sleepy little villages and reaching Prague, the first thing the women wanted to do was shop, Prof Kruger said, and the men could not understand why.
126 Prague contains one of the world's most pristine and varied collections of architecture like Gothic, Cubist and Roman architecture.
127 After the war she worked for the Intelligence Department at the British Air Ministry attached to embassies of Paris and Prague.
128 Roy Hodgson has declared himself 'perfectly satisfied' after watching his Liverpool side paired with Sparta Prague in the first knock-out stage of this season's Europa League.
129 As one of the moat important theories in structural linguistics(sentencedict.com), markedness theory was first put forward by the Prague School in their description of some of the contrastive phenomena in phonology.
130 The ruckus left at least 69 people injured and turned Prague into a smoky battle zone.
131 On December 8, 2005, after concluding his two-day official visit to Slovakia, Premier Wen Jiabao of the State Council arrived in Prague, capital of Czech, from Bratislava in his special plane.
132 Look across the flowing water. There, high on a hill in all its illuminated glory, is Prague Castle, the fairy-tale Prague Castle (or, to Kafka fans, simply "The Castle").
133 Since the war, important festivals have been held annually or biannually in Berlin, London, Moscow, Prague and Czechoslovakia.
134 An employee of the Stefanik Observatory in Prague uses a projection shield to show the partial solar eclipse visible in the Czech capital during the morning on Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2011.
135 The three men had landed in a dung heap, and immediately took to their heels. This Defenestration of Prague sparked off the Thirty Years' War in Europe.
136 In 1968, an invasion by Warsaw Pact troops ended the efforts of the country"s leaders to liberalise party rule and create "socialism with a human face" during the Prague Spring.
137 I still experience a frisson of excitement whenever I see the gold-plated roof of the National Theatre in Prague, at its brilliant best just after nightfall.
138 We shall always look on Warsaw,[www.Sentencedict.com] Prague and Budapest as great European cities.
139 Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) was born in a village near Prague in Czechoslovakia, where his father was both an innkeeper and a butcher.
140 Kolin Powick, on his Black Diamond blog, reported hearing of a similar accident, this one in a Prague climbing gym in 2008, when a rope was cut by a sharp carabiner, also located at the first bolt.
141 the Communist regime had officially collapsed eight months earlier, when Vaclav Havel, the longtime dissident, was elected president. And now the Rolling Stones had come to Prague.
142 In 1791, the new idea was used in prague, Czechic.
143 Prague, capital of Czech, is the favourite city of many artists.
144 The office of the Dalai Lama said he was visiting Prague without a political agenda at the invitation of long-time friend and former President Vaclav Havel.
145 Mrs. Kopold's father had been editor in chief of the Communist newspaper Rude Pravo, died fighting the Nazis in World War II, and had a bridge in Prague named for him.
146 On the basis of foregrounding theory advanced by Mukarovsky from the Prague School, the author attempts to explore the representation of literariness in literary translation.
147 Former President Bill Clinton and former Czech President Vaclav Havel at the Golden Tiger pub in central Prague.
148 Interstellar flight technology, like Star Trek's warp drive, was one of the topics discussed at the 61st International Astronautical Congress in Prague that took place in early October.
149 He opined that Prague was the most beautiful city in Europe.
150 THE JUBILANT, flag-waving crowds pouring through the center of Cairo on Friday recalled scenes from other parts of the world during the past 30 years - Manila in 1986; Prague in 1989; Jakarta in 1998.
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