Sentence examples for Rhenish from inspiring English sources
The word 'Rhenish' is correct and usable in written English
It is primarily used as an adjective to describe something or someone related to the Rhine River, which is a major European river that flows through Germany, Switzerland, and France. It can also refer to the Rhineland region or the Rhenish dialect. Example: "We sampled some delicious Rhenish wines during our trip along the Rhine River."
The Prussian Rhenish provinces are those most jealous of the Belgians.
The Kremlin has buried a plan it mooted in December to have Mr Yeltsin make a token visit to Grozny, the Chechen capital.In this section When my old dutch is a man Still growling Replenish your Rhenish The chill descending on Turkey The tide turns?
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The king succeeded in reconciling the Swiss cantons with Austria to form a coalition with France and the Rhenish cities; this coalition invaded Burgundy and defeated and killed Charles the Bold at Nancy (January 5, 1477).
The Rhineland, however, became one of the great glassmaking areas of the Roman world (partly, it is thought, because of successive migrations of Near Eastern workers) and, although Rhenish glass is always recognizably Roman, several types of decorated glass were specialities of the district.
The problems raised for Prussia in 1859 by the wars for Italian independence were beyond his capacity: while he favoured an alliance with Austria against the France of Napoleon III, he insisted that Prussia have the supreme command on the Rhenish front; and the Austro-French armistice of Villafranca took him by surprise.
Another is that German law is weak when it comes to disclosing large share stakes, to preventing collusion and to protecting minorities (see table).Rhenish blemishThe authors also found that many shareholders are prepared to sell to raiders, if the price is right.
On March 25 , 1252 William was recognized as king by Albert, duke of Saxony, and by John and Otto, margraves of Brandenburg; further support came in 1254, from the Rhenish League of Cities.
He received degrees in mechanical engineering from Istanbul Technical University, where he later taught, and the Rhenish-Westphalian Technical University of Aachen, then in West Germany.
Hirzebruch served from 1956 as professor of mathematics at the Rhenish Friedrich-Wilhelms University of Bonn, where he remained until his retirement in 1993.
He moved to Cologne, where he formed a long-standing friendship with Karl Marx, with whom he edited the Neue rheinische Zeitung ("New Rhenish Newspaper").
