Yusupov in a sentence

Captain Damir Yusupov radioed the airport asking to make an emergency landing but he was forced to crash land in a cornfield a mile away after realising he wasn't going to make it back.

Noteworthy, Yusupov pleaded guilty, which gave him the right to be released on parole even under articles of the Criminal Code that entail heavy punishment.

Artur Yusupov, 32, Damir's brother, said he had initially trained as a lawyer before giving that life up a decade ago to pursue his dream of being an airline pilot.

Authorities only reinstated the attorney’s access to his client and allowed him to meet Yusupov confidentially since April 24, 2019, following media reports on the case and statements of concern by rights groups.

Captain Yusupov, who reportedly received treatment in hospital after the crash, told the Russian media he did not consider himself a hero and that he initially thought he would have to return to the airport until the second engine failed.

Some Russian officials suggested the flock of gulls that hit Yusupov’s plane could have been attracted by an unauthorised garbage dump near the airport.

Supposedly, Rogowsky wanted to stay on as a weekend host only, but HQ CEO Rus Yusupov wasn’t keen.

We also want to create the necessary environment for the more efficient cooperation in the CIS,” Nasirdjan Yusupov said.

Yusupov had been admitted to the hospital following a concussion and other serious injuries incurred during an apparent suicide attempt.

HQ was founded by Rus Yusupov and Colin Kroll, who started six-second-video app Vine in June 2012, before selling it Twitter that October (Twitter last year).

According to Theofan, Paul Kurlov and Count Kokotsov he had "piercing" eyes; citation to Yusupov his eyes were "phosphorescent"; to Tamara Karsavina he had the eyes of a maniac; citation Elena Dzhanumova wrote in her diary, "What eyes he has!

After a week and without an interrogation or a trial the Tsar sent Grand Duke Dmitry Pavlovich, and Yusupov into exile.

A nervous Yusupov severely hit his victim in his right eye with his shoe.

Maria Rasputin (1929) The real Rasputin, p. 134. However, Yusupov did not succeed in killing Rasputin.

Nelipa, p. 2. What is left are the memoirs of the murderers, the 29-year-old Felix Yusupov and 47-year-old Vladimir Purishkevich.

Nelipa, p. 315. He struggled up the stairs to reach the first landing, opening an unlocked door to the courtyard, which had been—not long before—used by Yusupov's conspirators.

One of them questioned Yusupov's butler for details, but was sent away. citation Twenty minutes later he was re-invited to the palace.

On the Empress' orders, a police investigation commenced and traces of blood were discovered on the steps to the backdoor of the Yusupov Palace.

Rasputin would have become suspicious as Yusupov's wife never showed up.

Rulit.net. Neither Purishkevich nor Yusupov mention the close quarter shot to the forehead.