Sentence examples for german guide from inspiring English sources

And in the almost as mouth-watering two-star category, where Germany comes third (pipped also by Italy) with 13 restaurants, all but one are run by German chefs".You've always been able to get good food in the southern states of Bavaria or Baden-Württemberg," says Alfred Bercher, editor of Michelin's annual German guide, published last week.

As our group was late arriving in Weissach, our German guide, in a 400-horsepower 2013 991 Carrera S, pressed on at unprintable speeds.

In Cochem, a German guide told us that if there's a rooster on the steeple, it is a Catholic Church (the rooster was a symbol that announced the dawn of a new age in the midst of darkness).

"Is it German guiding culture to hunt down strangers, set fire to synagogues, and kill homeless people?

The rocket era had begun with the 1944 bombing of London by German guided missiles -- V1 and V2 flying bombs.

Our German tour guide, who stood well over 6 feet, was jammed uncomfortably against the ceiling.

Michael has co-authored a German language guide to Sulawesi, and made an Indonesian food programme for German TV: he's got access to ancient sites and practices that even most locals don't know.

Berthold, our sinewy German mountain guide, warned us about catching the "polar bug": "In this world of no maps, ice and extreme weather you're forced to operate in the moment.

To the extent that some might show surprise over explicit pictures from a 1980s German sex guide, are these any different or worse than her numerous appearances for the very paper that now takes such delight in maligning her?

DRESDEN, Germany — Last month, 74 years to the day since the bombers came, the late winter sky was gray as German tour guide Danilo Hommel called a halt before a short, dark green door in a large terracotta-roofed building that today forms part of an events and conference complex.

Talking of Becks, I'd love a nice cold one, and David Johnson asks: "Is it just me or does Boris Becker sound similar to the German tourist guide from The League of Gentleman?" I think it's great that the BBC can't find any credible British former tennis players to commentate.