Sentence examples for german origin from inspiring English sources

A few maps are of French or German origin.

Herczeg was born into a well-to-do family of German origin.

We conducted genetic association studies in two well characterized independent populations of German origin.

It's a long time since the Sun has had much time for anything of German origin.

She is Jewish, of German origin, and a train whistle brings back childhood horrors.

Like much of the spirit of the Romantic movement, the waltz was of German origin.

The family name, whose spelling reflects its German origin, is pronounced NEW-how-zer.

These are vague concepts in abstract music, especially given that so many of the musicians, guessing by their names, are of Austro-German origin.

Of Baltic-German origin, Benckendorff joined the Russian army and was one of the officers who assassinated Emperor Paul I in 1801.

Bernard Bolzano (1781 1848), of Italian-German origin, was born and died in Prague.

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