Sentence examples for or der from inspiring English sources

Why WikiLeaks and not the Times, Guardian, or Der Spiegel (or The New Yorker)?

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May 2, 1892 Poland April 21 , 1918Vaux-sur-Somme, France Manfred, baron von Richthofen, byname the Red Baron, German der rote Freiherr or der rote Kampfflieger ("the Red Fighter Pilot") (born May 2, 1892, Breslau, Ger.

Mr. Coombs said WikiLeaks was a legitimate part of the news media that was "no different" from organizations like The Times, The Guardian or Der Spiegel that also publish information online.

If there is no reason to say "chair" rather than "la chaise" or "der Stuhl," then the relationship between the level of the signifier, the word (the sound image) "chair," and the level of the signified, the concept 'chair', is arbitrary.

It was cynically called die Himmelstraße ("the road to heaven") or der Schlauch ("the tube") by the SS.

It doesn't involve bravura skill or derring-do.

I'm going to give in to it, because those quotes are so much fun: Some pirates achieved immortality by great deeds of cruelty or derring-do.

But you probably haven't heard of William Robert Grove, whose electrochemical cell Bunsen improved upon, or Friedrich Kekulé, who mentored Erlenmeyer, or Hund der Opersingt, because I just made him up, and his name means "dog that sings opera".

Cross-links are introduced either by covalent bonding or by physical interactions, such as hydrogen bonding, Coulombic interactions, or van der Waals forces.

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