Sentence examples for danes on from inspiring English sources

Danes on the whole enjoy excellent health.

Danes on the left looked forward to a partial rollback of the centre-right's agenda.

Gansa and Gordon finally met with Danes on November 1, 2010, over drinks at the London, in West Hollywood.

In Hebron, local Islamists assaulted the headquarters of a European observer team; a dozen Danes on the team had to be escorted out of Hebron by the Israeli Army — precisely the soldiers they had been sent to observe.

The Treaty of Gottorp, concluded with the Danes on May 27, 1768, released Hamburg from theoretical subjection to the king of Denmark and so paved its way to being acknowledged, in 1770, as an "immediate" imperial city of Germany (that is, having no overlord other than the emperor).

America's Independence Day has been celebrated by Danes on the moors of North Jutland since 1912, when Dr. Max Henius, a Danish‐American from Chicago, bought 200 acres of land in Rebild and formally deeded it to Denmark's King Christian X on condition that he be allowed to celebrate the Fourth of July there every year with his fellow Danish‐Americans.

Dressed in a black Blue Jays rain jacket and tan Johns Hopkins baseball cap, he watched as the men's lacrosse team took on the Great Danes of Albany on a chilly, rainy Friday night on Homewood Field.

Billed as a Scandinavian clash between rival strikers Ibrahimovic and Nicklas Bendtner, the more direct approach of the Swedes paid dividends while the Danes put on a remarkably flat performance until their late goal.

After all, the Danes carry on cycling even when conditions are much colder than those London experiences, while in sunny Australia cycling is the exception rather than the rule.

Danes' on-the-edge portrayal of Carrie was hypnotic and extremely well judged; it would have taken very little for her to overstep the line here – and when you're faced with a massive rainbow wall of Post-its and documents, that line can be very difficult to make out.

Google comes up "nice", and one Dane on Twitter suggests "cozy".