Sentence examples for dutch ones from inspiring English sources

The largest of those Belgian 'claves contains six Dutch ones, with a seventh one ensconced in the second largest Belgian 'clave.

IT costs one British utility about 20% less, per customer, than comparable Dutch ones.

Technically speaking, British-style upright bikes are actually a bit less upright than Dutch ones.

In the retail trade, American employment figures are 60% higher than Dutch ones.

The result is that most people in this country can name more Alaskan politicians than they can name Dutch ones.

To British readers, the question might seem silly; to Danish or Dutch ones it will probably seem insane.

Indeed, no sooner had European authorities introduced the new chipped passports than a Dutch one was hacked live on television, with the participants gaining access to the owner's digital photograph and personal details.

The near-certainty of coalition governments in countries with electoral systems such as the Dutch one has stiffened such feelings.

"What's the heartbeat of double Dutch?" one of them crowed.

Of the 16 wheat beers we sampled, four were American, nine German, one Dutch, one Belgian and one Japanese.

Geert Wilders demanded a Dutch one, while the leader of Italy's Northern League added: "Now it's our turn".