(1) Latin, Polish and Finnish are all highly inflected languages.

(2) Finnish and Swedish are the official languages.

(3) Scandia Rent is the largest Finnish car rental network.

(4) A Finnish man survived an attack by a beaver.

(5) The Finnish Spitz presents a fox-like picture.

(6) Want to help all the Finnish war children?

(7) You organized Finnish pavilion to BICES 5 times in a row.

(8) The Finnish Spitz is quick and light on his feet, steps out briskly, trots with lively grace, and tends to single-track as the speed increases.

(9) The Finnish team has even released a video showing a young female office worker sucking an ice lolly in a highly suggestive manner.

(10) Probably formed on the side of the Finnish icebreaker Tarmo, a feather-edged loaf of ice floats in the Gulf of Finland.

(11) Kaarin Taipale is a Finnish architect and urban researcher, Chair of the Marrakech Task Force on Sustainable Buildings and Construction and a Councillor of the World Future Council.

(12) One section featured the Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi; another was devoted to John Akhwari, a Tanzanian marathoner who, in 1968, showed great sportsmanship in finishing last.

(13) Two well - known Finnish liquors are made from cloudberry and Arctic bramble.

(14) Automakers Ford and Honda, Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia, French retail giant Carrefour and German chemical group BASF are among the major foreign firms already in Chongqing.

(15) The building a composition of Finnish pine, spruce and birch, and a testimonial to their special.

(16) The domestic route to Finnish Lappland destination Kittil? was introduced in 2006 and was continued during peak season 2007-08.

(17) The TWA Flight Center by Finnish designer Eero Saarinen was the original Terminal 5, completed in 1962, at Idlewild Airport (now known as John F. Kennedy International Airport).

(18) These areas are situated around the Finnish coast from Mid-part of Gulf of Finland up to the northern part of the Gulf of Bothnia.

(19) The sport was conceived by Finnish cross-country skiers looking for a way to train during the snowless summer months.

(20) Conclusion is that Finnish outdoor chair expresses the Finn's belongingness of nature.

(21) The Finnish company also bounced back from its sharp loss to make a nearly $1.6 billion profit, more than double the $688.9 million in late 2008.

(22) The London train was on time, but there was no sign of my Finnish friend.

(23) KONE Lantern elevator: The KONE Lantern elevator was designed to replicate the effects of a Chinese lantern but with a Finnish twist.

(24) In the last five years, Nokia has built a more international research staff, but most board members are Finnish and Nokia's character remains so.

(25) It could be anything from Bob Marley or Bach to Iron Maiden or an unknown Finnish band.

(26) The study also found that only about half the Finnish children diagnosed with A.D.H.D. had deficits in short-term memory and self-control.

(27) The people in southern France, even though they eat fatty food, they get almost one-fifth the rate of heart attacks as, let's say, the Finnish people who also eat fatty food.

(28) Russian forest phytocoenology developed in partial independence of the Finnish shool, but was influenced by it.

(29) Language: The official language is Norwegian , Sami and Finnish are also spoken by small minorities.

(30) Ethnically most Norwegians are Nordic/North Germanic, while small minorities in the north are Finnish.

(31) He creates very ornate handles for the famous Finnish knives by hand.

(32) Finnish anchorman Kimmo Wilska has been sacked after being caught live on air drinking a bottle of beer (see photo), the Daily Mail of London reported.

(33) Lin said South Africa could learn from the Finnish cellphone company, Nokia, which started out as a labour intensive logging company.

(34) Precociously gifted, Schjerfbeck was 11 when she entered the Finnish Art Society's drawing school.

(35) Finnish architect and furniture designer noted for his use of contrasting materials.

(36) Environmental certification in full compliance with the Finnish M1, M1 certified products with the smell of volatilized level equivalent to the glass.

(37) The Russo - Finnish war made the problem of Norway acute.

(38) Second, the murder of the Finnish observer has attracted outside attention.

(39) Jouko Karvinen (1957, Finnish) Member of the Board of Management.

(40) A film by a group of Danish artists which is being screened at a festival in the Finnish capital Helsinki has been billed as the longest movie ever BBC reported.

(41) The Finnish starlet was making his first start of the season for the second string and netted after 42 minutes with an excellent finish from a seemingly impossible angle.

(42) It was established in 2002 and backed by the Finnish government.

(43) The Finnish, Turkish(), Chinese and BoIivians worked and fought furiousIy.

(44) A great supplement used by top Russian, Finnish and Ukranian athletes who competed in the 1998 Winter Olympic Games at Nagano.

(45) In 2004, VTT published a study called Oil transportation and terminal development in the Gulf of Finland on assignment by the Finnish Ministry of the Environment.

(46) Finnish journalist colleague invites Mr Brown to feel her thigh: she is wearing suspenders and a garter belt in what she coyly tells him is a protest against the church's repressive sexual mores.

(47) It joins Apple's suit against Nokia, which is itself a countersuit to the Finnish giant suing Apple in October 2009.

(48) A year or two ago I found myself indulging in a spot of yachting in Finnish waters.

(49) In 1995 the mind-boggling discovery was made by Finnish researchers that some birds-of-prey see a wider colour spectrum than we do: including ultraviolet light.

(50) Antti Revonsuo, a Finnish cognitive scientist, has shown that our amygdala (the fight-or-flight piece of the brain) fires more than normal when we're in REM sleep (the time in sleep when we dream).

(51) It's a great starting point with its 25% of foreigners, which means you can easily find Swedish, Finnish or English-speaking people if you need them.

(52) Especially the Finnish capital area, it is the center of this industry and lead the development of Finland .

(53) In Helsinki,(/finnish.html) Finland she sang for the famous Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. He told her: "The roof of my house is too low for your voice."

(54) But Finnish Lapland, traditional rival of Greenland for the title, was not represented at the congress.

(55) Music is the soul of a city, is widely praised by the Finnish fans a musician sibelius create seven symphonies and symphony opera and some small works, known as the "Finland the soul of a nation".

(56) Each of Vertu Ascent Ferrari was made manually in the British company Vertu owned by Finnish giant Nokia.

(57) In Finnish Lapland, both kinds of people can find their heart's desire.

(58) The Finnish and British governments say they will not subsidise nuclear power.

(59) The Finnish organization was very different from that of its counterparts in the rest of the Nordic region.

(60) Modified Stugs remained in active service with Finnish Army until 1966.

(61) Hannes Kolehmainen was the first of the great Finnish distance runners.

(62) We will also do a test in France and I have driven on the track in a touring car, but to the Finnish regulations.

(63) The large and ultramodern steel swimming-pool, solarium, Finnish sauna and Turkish steam-bath offer an oasis of tranquillity.

(64) Finnish IT application popularizes degree to rank world row all the time.

(65) Actually the Ancient Finnish Poems database (in short SKVR), is a database containing all the original poems, a part of them was used for composing the Finnish national epic,() the Kalevala.

(66) The Finnish phone maker has received around 100 reports of its phones short - circuiting while being charged.

(67) One of the Finnish objects that is most famous in the world is the little vase designed by Alvar Aalto and produced in this small town north of Hameenlinna.

(68) Some parts of Finnish epic Kalevala are believed to originate from Estonia and some events, locations and characters may have connections with Estonia as well.

(69) Interestingly, the two non-Indo-European language groups of Europe—Finno-Ugric (Hungarian, Finnish, and Estonian) and Basque—have no grammatical genders.

(70) Nori and spirulina failed to correct deficiency in macrobiotic children and did not maintain adequate blood B12 levels in a Finnish raw food community.

(71) The Finnish CRussian border was agreed at the Treaty of Tartu in 1920, largely following the historic border but adding Petsamo and its Barents Sea harbour to Finland.