Sobranie

"Sobranie" or Chamber of Deputies decreased from 46 to 39, while the

The Red Conspiracy Joseph J. Mereto

In her latest collection, "Wallpaper 7," the colors of the Arab-inspired and floral designs came from the plaster of Moroccan walls, her grandmother's espresso spoons, old Swedish enamel matchboxes that Ms. Crosland spotted in a Sotheby's catalogue and mocha-brown Sobranie cigarettes with golden tips.

Bringing Home the Walls of Marrakech Cecilie Rohwedder 2011

Gino was smoking, Peter had a Balkan Sobranie alight and Angus was coping, just, with the fug-filled room.

A Small Death in the Great Glen A. D. Scott 2010

In particular, analysts say Gallaher has boosted JT's presence in the U.K. and Ireland with Benson & Hedges and Silk Cut, and in Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan with brands such as LD, Sobranie and Glamour.

JT's Dumplings Debacle Masks 2008

Denise picked up her Sobranie cigarette from an ashtray and pulled on it, stifling an urge to put it out on the girl's face.

Dangerous Lady Cole, Martina 1992

Lord Peter wriggled into the window-seat, lit a Sobranie and clasped his hands about his knees.

Unnatural Death Sayers, Dorothy L.Lord Peter 03 1988

On the table before her was a silver-and-glass dish that held a half-smoked black Sobranie cigarette.

War for the Oaks Bull, Emma, 1954- 1987

He flashed her a smile and lit up a pink Sobranie.

the deer leap Grimes, Martha 1985

He leaned back and lit a jade-green Sobranie and regarded Mel­rose through a scrim of smoke.

The Old Silent Grimes, Martha 1973

It had been used before in Russia by Belinsky who usually spoke of the “natural” school in Russian literature headed by Gogol, but who in the 1847 “Sur - vey of Russian Literature” used “naturalism” expressly as an opposite of “rhetorism” (Sobranie sochinenii, ed. Golovenchenko, Moscow [1948], 3, 775, 776, 789).

REALISM IN LITERATURE REN 1968