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Перевод: Zeppelin

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Тезаурус:

1. It's not surprising that Koons began his career as a salesman, selling memberships for the Museum of Modern Art in New York in the late Seventies, following a stint of art school in Baltimore and a relatively nondescript youth in a small Pennsylvania town, where he listened to Led Zeppelin and "chased after women".
2. In the 1930s the Graf Zeppelin and, from 1936, the Hindenburg ran regularly to Rio de Janeiro and the United States.
3. Most of us travel long distances by schedule or charter flights, cramped together in ranks of seats Where there isn't enough room to stretch out the' leg, let alone walk about as passengers on the Empire Flying-boat or Zeppelin observation platforms could.
4. The Germans certainly knew about Bawdsey: in 1938 they sent a Luftwaffe general over in a Zeppelin to cruise the Suffolk coastline, snooping into the manor's electronic secrets.
5. New boy James Price proves he's got his head screwed on, by reviewing this monster from Zeppelin.
6. On the other hand the American production team provides breathtaking views from its "Zeppelin", graphics showing the contours of a hole from tee to green and the additional use of hand-held cameras around the green.
7. Right, let's get something straight - the reason Zeppelin changed the title for this budget rerelease is because the TV show from which it was licensed was changed.
8. Led Zeppelin didn't, and New Order don't have their names on the front of their records.
9. Graf Zeppelin made its first flight in 1928, the Hindenburg in 1936.
10. A German Zeppelin had flown over the Scottish coast at Leith, and dropped a bomb which by pure luck hit a bonded warehouse full of whisky, which went up in large flames, thus lighting up the darkened city.
11. He sank, like a punctured Zeppelin on her breasts.
12. Zeppelin airships had been developed before the outbreak of war and, in 1915, the enemy used them to carry out bombing raids on London; also the German submarine "U" boats sank a civilian ocean liner, named the Lusitania with the loss of 1,198 lives, including many citizens of the United States of America.
13. Led Zeppelin, Grateful Dead, Hendrix, Iron Butterfly, Blue Oyster Cult, Quicksilver Messenger Service etc etc, all became legitimate reference points For new bands.