Sentence examples for a german called from inspiring English sources

His replacement, a German called Antoine Hey, winning just one match before being fired.

It was opened by a German called Schmidt in 1910 who was deported at the start of the first world war.

Half the subjects were presented with a German with stereotypical characteristics – he was called Heinrich, he was an engineer – and half had a German called Anthony, who had "unexpected" characteristics, such as studying Chinese literature.

Blake's own early standup character, a German called Helmut, started off dressed in lederhosen: "I pared it down eventually to a T-shirt with a German flag on it.

This concept was invented by a German called Ulrich Steinhilper in the 1950s.

The protagonist hands his chocolate to a German called Otto and in return receives what looks like a piece of hardtack biscuit.

Seidlitz has traced his tapestries to a local antique dealer to whom they were sold by a German calling himself Hans Loewenthal.

Chandler, who has represented Germany only at the under-15 level, said that he was never holding out for a German call-up, but rather choosing to focus on his club career with Nuremberg.

WASHINGTON, July 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department said on Friday that it agreed with a German call for deposed Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi to be released after avoiding answering the question since his ouster by the military last week.

Interestingly, we have recently become aware of a local German called Ian, and his family name is almost identical to ours (Weber, which means "Weaver" in English).

The manner of his victory, however, was determined by a fellow German called Hermann Tilke, the racetrack architect employed by Bernie Ecclestone to create new circuits.