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Перевод: tabor

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Тезаурус:

1. Precisely who first devised the conical form of the sail on the special stunters that followed out of California and Hawaii is not recorded.The camber of the sail was natural anyway, the Radcliffe bridle had established the bridle points, but the new designers (Tony Cyphert and Don Tabor are often credited) added the rear cross-spar and this permitted the trihedron bridle which also absorbed the strain on glass fibre spars.
2. The highlight ought to be Clan Alba (Queens Hall, Apr 19), less supergroup than super-ensemble (Dick Gaughan, Sileas and stray moonlighters from Ceolbeg and other bands); look out, too, for the McAlmans, the Kathryn Tickell Band, Hamish Moore and Dick Lee, June Tabor and Mark Emerson and Carolina Shout.
3. The Greeks preferred to find their gospel example of the contemplative life in the story of the Transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Tabor, when his glory shone through his humanity and his garments became as white as snow to the astonishment and joy of three of his disciples who were privileged to see the vision.
4. The villages on the road for Tabor looked less dilapidated than Prague.
5. His adaptation of Oh Dear Oh is regularly featured on June Tabor's repertoire and Mike Harding, Bob Williamson and Vin Garbutt have been known to tip into the Barker songbag.
6. Tabor, named from a hill a few miles from Bethlehem, was founded in 1420 by the Taborites, the radical wing of the Hussite movement.
7. As the Tabor primary schoolchildren were making their way to their classes, it was hard not to think of a scene from 1950s Britain, the children all in their uniforms and carrying satchels.
8. Top of the line demonstration team, who won all honours in a 1991 UK tour, L to R: Dan Tabor (the originator) Ron Reich (the outstanding individual performer) Pam Kirk and Michael Dennis.
9. With the exemplary Freedom and Rain in 1990, I began to relent, although that was made with June Tabor, with whom they could hardly fail.
10. On the outskirts of Tabor there were long rows of multi-storey apartment blocks of an extraordinary ugliness; many flats looked empty.
11. Even though learned readers took this as a reference to Platonic, rather than Christian belief, there appeared to be something Biblical about the "young lambs" and "the tabor's sound".
12. In 1863 J. A. Tabor wrote a pamphlet attacking the new Gothic building put up for Lion Walk Congregational Chapel in Colchester.
13. The countryside south of Tabor is mainly cereal-growing, dotted here and there with little lakes.