rustic arch English

Synonyms rustic arch synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as rustic arch?

rustic arch English » English

rubble arch

Examples rustic arch examples

How do I use rustic arch in a sentence?

News and current affairs

In 1988, just months before the election, Raymond Barre (a former Prime Minister) was the arch-favorite, but did not even qualify for the second-round run-off.

From another perspective, Friedman was the arch-opponent and enemy of Keynes and his successors.

But then the judges had the misfortune of realizing their fondest dream - trying in their court the arch-villain Slobodan Milosevic.

Moreover, unlike the Serbs or Bulgarians, Romanians have always perceived Russia as their arch-enemy, sentiments made white hot up during the communist era.

For Saudi Arabia is a country in which both rulers and ruled are equally arch- conservative, adhering, for the last two centuries, to the puritanical Wahhabi doctrine of Islam.

A Roman Catholic arch-diocese (headed by either a Cardinal or Archbishop) was to be created for Moscow.

An arch of blue (Democratic) states in the East, North, and West spans a huge red (Republican) area in the middle and the South.

The equation of state with nation is the arch-heresy of our time.

Even though the arch-realist Henry Kissinger endorsed the war in Iraq, his brand of realpolitik was the primary target of neo-con intellectuals.

Second, the researchers committed the arch-statistical mistake of confusing correlation with causation.

It is also worrying that some of the women Abe has selected for his cabinet and for key party posts are arch-conservatives who advocate that women stay at home and take care of children.

Indeed, Germany's reconciliation with its arch-enemy, France, remains the foundation of today's European Union, helping to incorporate Germany into the common European market, with a view to the eventual political unification of Europe.

And now President Yeltsin vehemently denounces America's retaliation against the arch-terrorist Osama bin Ladin and his terrorist camps in Afghanistan.

Supported by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan sought strategic depth against its arch-enemy India with the help of militant religious students from Afghan refugee camps.