Pernik

British  

/ ˈpɛrnik /

noun

1. Former name (1949–62): Dimitrovo.  an industrial town in W Bulgaria, on the Struma River. Pop: 84 000 (2005 est)

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Example Sentences

Stanislav Vladimirov, mayor of Pernik, a Bulgarian town close to the site, said that accidents were common in the area because of the notoriously dangerous roads.

From New York Times

The mayor of the nearby village of Pernik said the motorway was in poor condition on that section and there were often accidents in the area.

From BBC

Roland Soltesz and law partner William V. Pernik said they will seek to overturn the conviction of their client, who they have not yet been able to contact as she serves a life sentence in prison after being convicted of arson in a trial in which Reade testified as a witness.

From Washington Post

Pernik, the attorney now seeking an appellate review of Reade’s testimony, said she could find herself legally culpable for her statements.

From Washington Post

“She is just such a good liar and manipulator she convinced people,” Pernik said.

From Washington Post