Sentence examples for it's berlin from inspiring English sources

"It's raw, it's messy, it's fractious, it reeks of history's failures, but in the end, it's Berlin," Mr. Holbrooke said.

In a recent review of "Berlin Now: The City After the Wall," by Peter Schneider, Nicholas Kulish, the former Berlin correspondent for the Times, characterized the city's present-day reputation for nocturnal (or, really, matinal) excess as such: "It's Berlin as Ibiza or Cancun, but with bad weather".

It's George Sand and whatshisface in Paris, it's Berlin in the Twenties.

Williamson says he will run it "like it's Berlin" but admits that he still needs to improve in one-off races.

During Disrupt, we host Office Hours in the city of the event — this month, it's Berlin!

It's Berlin, sans going to take a piss sometime during the first third of a set, spacing out, and coming back sometime during the last third and hearing essentially the same tune.

It's not a bird... It's not a plane... It's Berlin-based dancer Mickael Jou, who appears to be flying through the air with the greatest of ease in his magical self-portrait photo series, 365.

When it opened, it was Berlin's first burrito imbiss, and at lunchtime it's packed with a young crowd.

She concedes that it was Berlin's "insistence" that forced the nations of the Eurozone to inflict austerity on their people and economies and she concedes that it was austerity that "choked growth" in the Eurozone and forced it into a recession.

This season it was Berlin in Lights last November.

Vienna may have been a hub for spies, but it was Berlin where such exchanges took place.