Sentence examples for germany for which from inspiring English sources

He had to wait until 1962 for a premiere production in Germany, for which he translated the text into German.

In the former West Germany (for which data go back furthest), apartment size per inhabitant has more than doubled since 1956-57, from 18 to 39 square metres.

The first is Germany, for which growth of 0.3% in the fourth quarter of 2015 and 1.4% for the year as a whole is as good as it gets.

She's up for the WAA as well, but first she lost out on the competition to design the prestigious new Bauhaus Museum in Weimer, Germany, for which she was the only British architect in contention.

A major concern is Germany, for which there are valid licenses for 84,399 handguns, as well as France, with 22,660, and Italy, with 18,803, according to the Embassy report.

He completed 28 missions, one of which was a 9++ hour special mission to bomb a marshaling area at Crailsheim, Germany, for which he received the Distinguished Flying Cross and, subsequently, three oak leaf clusters.

9.34pm: Now for GERMANY, which is fielding a singer who has basically turned Heidi into weeping puddle of oestrogen.

In that post he fostered solidarity among Christians in West and East Germany, for which he periodically took fire from both right and left.

They join a number of other striking feathered dinosaurs found in ancient lake deposits in China and Germany, for which the presence of feathers is inferred by subtle markings on the fossil bones and wispy markings in the surrounding fossilised sediment.

For a narrower gauged alternative, Deutsche has another closed-end, the New Germany Fund, which allows you to invest in Germany's small- and mid-cap companies, reflecting the Midcap Market Performance Index, calculated by the Deutsche Börse.

The victory of the Alliance for Germany, which most strongly advocated reunification with West Germany, raised hopes among many East Germans that a joining of the two Germanys would come about soon.