Skryabin

noun

1. a variant spelling of Scriabin

Example Sentences

"Gazprom's dividend payout could become a trigger for growth of the Russian stock market," said Dmitry Skryabin, a portfolio manager at Alfa Capital.

From Reuters

He was born Vyacheslav Skryabin, in 1890, grew up in a village, became a Bolshevik, found himself on the right side of every post-revolutionary upheaval, and, in 1930, became the head of the Soviet Cabinet.

From The New Yorker

The Orange Revolution brought mounting disappointment in politicians and inspired the song “Kynuly,” or We Were Cheated, by Skryabin, one of the top bands in Ukraine.

From New York Times