1. Radio 303 began broadcasting in Skopje in February 1990.

2. Mak-Fest in Stip and the Skopje Festival are the two best-known festivals of popular music in Macedonia.

3. Lampard is a certainty to start in Skopje, with Rio Ferdinand also expected to return to the side after missing the Andorra match because of an ankle injury .

4. The national capital, Skopje, has been most affected by the outbreak.

5. At the camp in Skopje, Hillary, Chelsea, and I got to visit with some of them and hear the horrible stories of what they had endured.

6. The national government and parliament are based in Skopje, Macedonia's capital.

7. The Skopje International Jazz Festival has become a highly prestigious music event.

8. Mother Teresa was born in macedonian capital of Skopje inand died in Calcutta in September 1997.

8. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

9. But earlier this year Nikola Gruevski's conservative government produced a video that revealed the full ambition of "Skopje 2014", its plan for a radical reinvention of the city centre.

10. It bordered the much reduced archbishopric of Ohrid on the south, but Tetovo and Skopje were within its jurisdiction.

11. Election officials said two separate shootings occurred in the village of Aracinovo, near the capital, Skopje.

12. We have offices in New York, Washington D. C. , Atlanta, Prague, Skopje, Hong Kong and Shanghai.

13. Supporters of the plans said that, after decades of stagnation, Skopje would at last get the regeneration it deserves, its heroes commemorated in marble and bronze.

14. The ancient astronomic observatory, about 80 kms northeast of Skopje, is more than 4,000 years old.

15. A controversial statue of Alexander the Great has been erected in the Macedonian capital Skopje despite protests from neighbouring Greece.

16. England face Macedonia in their second Euro qualifier in Skopje on Wednesday.

17. The region is seismically active and has been subject to destructive earthquakes in the past, most recently in 1963 when Skopje was heavily damaged by a major earthquake.