Sentence examples for German gold from inspiring English sources

"German gold reserves must remain untouchable," Rösler, who is head of the Free Democrats party, a junior partner in Merkel's coalition, told ARD television.

All these agitators paid with German gold anyway.

"The German gold reserves must remain untouchable," said Philipp Rösler, the economy minister and vice chancellor.

Zwischengoldgläser, (German: "gold between glasses"), drinking glasses decorated with engraving in gold leaf laminated between two pieces of glass.

About 1782 Franz Joseph Müller von Reichenstein, an Austrian mineralogist, worked with an ore referred to as German gold.

The New York Fed stores the German gold without cost on the theory that the presence of foreign gold supports the dollar's status as the global reserve currency.

Nora became interested in trading German gold-backed bearer bonds, which were worthless unless Germany could be pressured into paying it's debt.

The multilingual German, a gold medallist in fencing at the 1976 Olympics, was long groomed for the role.

From 2000 he was part of the T-Mobile team alongside Jan Ullrich, with whom he escaped to take silver to the German's gold in the Sydney Olympic road race.

Another reassuring sign was the performance by Daniil Simkin, a 19-year-old German senior gold medalist, an audience favorite and the winner of the TutusDivine Award, who made something almost charming of "Les Bourgeois," a coy solo choreographed by Ben Van Cauwenbergh to music by Jacques Brel.

In 1994, Lundgren starred in Bruce Malmuth's Pentathlon as an East German Olympic gold medalist pentathlete on the run from an abusive coach (David Soul).