Sentence examples for called to berlin from inspiring English sources

Shortly after Ranke's book was published, he was called to Berlin.

He was called to Berlin in 2009 after Mr. Westerwelle brought the Free Democrats back to power after 11 years in opposition.

Although he was the incumbent, the campaign was the first for Mr. McAllister, 42, who took over the position in 2010 when his predecessor, Christian Wulff, was called to Berlin to become president.

In 1694 he was called to Berlin as court sculptor by the elector Frederick III, and it is with Berlin and the Hohenzollern, the royal family of Prussia, that his name is primarily associated.

"That's just not on," she told a Berlin press conference called to address the huge shift from right to left in France.

A quarter of a century on, an organisation called Berliner Unterwelten (Berlin Underworlds) allows visitors to relive those escapes.

To make things even more confusing, A hip-hop label out of Berlin called Aggro Berlin put out a single by rapper Fler titled "Neuw Deutsche Welle".

The new fashion, using printed patterns and coloured tapestry wools imported from Berlin, was called Berlin wool work.

It is called Olim Le-Berlin, "Let's ascend to Berlin", using the same rousing verb Jews reserve for emigrating, or "ascending", to Israel.

French critics have called the Berlin School a "Nouvelle Vague Allemande," a German counterpart to the rabble-rousing French New Wave.

Kahle, who would lead the organization of IFA until 1991, called West Berlin mayor (and later West German chancellor) Willy Brandt that evening to discuss IFA's prospects.