Sentence examples for been german from inspiring English sources
noun
A native or inhabitant of Germany; a person of German citizenship or nationality.
Not infrequently, that has been German.
She has been German chancellor for a decade.
Both men had been German war prisoners of the French 18 yrs.
Özil would not have been German until the immigration law of 1999.
A special Trump target has been German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who leads Europe's strongest economy.
"Had there been German aircraft I don't know if we'd have made it because they could have strafed like mad".
The training effort has been German-led, but here, as elsewhere, the impatient Mr. Khalilzad is tempering multilateralism with a more active American role.
As allied troops liberated such camps across what had been German-occupied Europe, the British Ministry of Information's Sidney Bernstein (who later founded Granada Television) was commissioned to make a documentary that would provide incontrovertible evidence of the Nazis' crimes.
So far, Testbirds' main markets (in terms of customers) have been German-speaking European nations, according to Philipp Benkler, CEO and founder.
So far, Testbirds' main markets (in terms of customers) have been German-speaking European nations, according to Philipp Benkler, CEO and founder.
