Examples of using Southeastern in English and their translations into Czech
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an ancient port city located along India's southeastern coast.
bearing the DELTA program is located in the southeastern part of BB Centrum in the area bounded by streets
the killer is working primarily in the Southern, Central and Southeastern.
Are you telling me that a fully equipped… $1 20,000 surveillance van… assigned to the southeastern district cannot be located?
Bolger got out of the penitentiary I had this whole area southeastern Oklahoma. And Pug Rothbaum come to me for his grass.
What Mr. Sayers failed to understand is we are the number one employer in southeastern Kentucky.
recognize outstanding business performance, innovation and achievement in Central and Southeastern Europe.
The oldest of them all almost 100 times older than Fernandina lies on the southeastern perimeter of the archipelago.
The entire Velebit was declared a nature park, in the southeastern part of the special beauty stand out Tulove beams Zrmanja canyon.
I would say they come from the hydrothermal deposits on the Tibetan plateau… which isn't surprising considering we're on the southeastern slope of Mt.
integrated energy group with operations in a number of Central and Southeastern European countries and Turkey.
Ora Anderson, 93, was a journalist living in southeastern Ohio during the Great Depression 1930's.
Eastern and Southeastern Europe and Caucasus.
On the southeastern hillside, there is the Stoical Rock,
thought to be located near the southeastern area of Peru.
If a Bora is blowing, the anchorage at the southeastern corner is sheltered, you will have to tie your line to the shore.
Russian fur traders… Look into the southeastern Siberian sky… and see a fireball streaking to earth.
they do make it to the southeastern portion of the United States, somewhere around.
I haven't seen anything so beautiful since our family's scuba-diving trip to the island of Koh Tao in Southeastern Thailand.
So that means you're gonna need a white boy… to go down to some of these southeastern corners, right?