Sentence examples for In ger from inspiring English sources
In GER treatments, both proton pump inhibitor (PPI) and LF are highly successful in relieving esophagus symptoms [ 25].
The median change in GER indicated a decrease in GER with 6%% (Δmediand = -6 %), (range -23 to 24%%), but the difference in GER 65%%, (range 38 to 79%%), (q1 = 56%%, q3 = 71%%) was nonsignificant (p = 0.28) compared to the GER of the basic test meal.
Yet more than half of Ulaanbaatar's 1.3m people live in "ger districts" on its fringes, shanty towns of felt tents often with no running water or electricity.
The Normandy Earthship in Ger isn't pretty, but what it lacks in aesthetic appeal it makes up for in intelligent design.
Carl Wilhelm Scheele, Carl also spelled Karl (born Dec. 9, 1742, Stralsund, Pomerania [now in Ger.] died May 21 , 1786 Köping, Swed).
December 9, 1742 Stralsund, Germany May 21 , 1786Koping, Sweden Carl Wilhelm Scheele, Carl also spelled Karl (born Dec. 9, 1742, Stralsund, Pomerania [now in Ger.] died May 21 , 1786 Köping, Swed).
A flag that, in recent decades, had been kept flying mostly over old parish churches in preened and polished villages, has become an unlikely partner in the creation of an In-ger-land where Pakistanis and Afghans, Ghanaians, Ukrainians and the descendants of the Iceni can live cheek by painted jowl.
This time last year I was watching England fans in the ironically named Cologne, as they gloried in the piss-filled figurative gutter, but this week at Wimbledon I watched Her Majesty's subjects identify with a very different In-ger-land.
This red-cross flag of In-ger-land has, by happy accident, been saved from being tarred with a blunt nationalist brush this summer because, almost unimaginably, it has become an emblem that embraces football fans of every class, creed and colour.
They're herders: they follow the fresh grass, living in gers and supplementing this subsistence lifestyle with money from adventurous tourists.
But a third of the population still lives nomadically, herding animals and sleeping in gers, burning coal or garbage for heat.
