Sentence examples for display of german from inspiring English sources

It is not an attempt to establish moral hegemony or some tyrannical display of German virtue, or any of the other negative suggestions.

In a nutshell: The book tells the story of the 1936 University of Washington men's crew team (full disclosure: I'm a Husky grad), who beat their rival California, then defeated the Ivy League's top oarsmen, and ultimately prevailed over the best rowers in the world, upsetting Hitler's choreographed display of German superiority at the 1936 Olympics.

The World Cup display of German talent is the moment for Britons to put aside the prejudices and scars left by 20th-century wars and wake up to the fact that Germany is not just modern Europe's economic powerhouse, but its cultural workshop, too, creating everything from beautiful football to sublime art.

As German re-armament proceeded apace in the mid-1930s, the Nazis provided a terrifying display of German power.

Other works on view include a display of German artist Albert Oehlen's apocalyptic paintings, as well as works by Jenny Holzer, Jeff Wall, and LA artist Sterling Ruby, whose two-paneled spray-painted canvases represent a failed utopia.

Displays of German coding machines show just how daunting a task the code breakers faced: Those machines contained rotating discs and a plug board that, on the German Navy's Enigma, for example, allowed for about a billion million million possibilities — and settings were changed every day.

She showed off a display case of German glass pipes costing around $700 (with Ms. Karilov, prices are negotiable).

No matter what your age, don't miss the Toy Museum, with exhibits on the craft- and engineering-based toys that Nuremberg has long had a reputation for, including a fascinating display on German children's toys of the 1930s and 1940s.

To enter the first room visitors must first walk past a display of old German war helmets, suspended from the ceiling and filled with blue jigsaw pieces.

The Hell's Angels, dirty-haired, wearing jeans, boots, and denim jackets and accompanied by their women, made their entrance, carrying chains, smoking cigarettes, and displaying their regalia of German helmets, emblazoned emblems, and so on – everything but their motorcycles, which they had parked outside.

But the local district mayor has still appealed to a higher court, arguing that the public display of bodies contravenes German funerary legislation.