Sentence examples for substantial german from inspiring English sources

Because we planned a busy night of bar-hopping, we looked for substantial German fare.

The only substantial German source therefore was a handful of weirdos in St James's, prone to tiresome cricket analogies and themselves harbouring a Soviet agent.

The other offensives against the British in the north and the French (backed by the Americans) in the south, were also blocked after substantial German gains.

The notion that any substantial German influence could affect France's triumphant achievements in art, fashion, and cuisine would be, well, incroyable.

Plenty of visitors made an effort too: skiwear gave way to muppet outfits, pig costumes and retro onesies, while substantial German men in silver mini dresses enjoyed some full-blooded stamping of ski boots on the tables.

Or, as the British favoured, to strike around the soft Mediterranean underbelly, so as to draw substantial German forces southward, a decision that led to vicious fighting in central Italy.

Although foreign tourism to Germany is substantial, receipts from German tourists abroad exceed the receipts from foreign visitors to the country.

Why haven't we been able to do in the southern Mediterranean what Germany has gotten the E.U. to do in Eastern Europe (with substantial gains for German industry)?

Shockingly, Stalin also handed back a substantial number of German communists who had taken refuge in the Soviet Union after the Nazi seizure of power; some of them, arrested during the purges, were taken directly from the Soviet Gulag to a German concentration camp.

The Banat and the Vojvodina were very mixed in ethnic composition; Transylvania had substantial Hungarian and German minorities; Bessarabia and Bukovina had many Jewish and Ukrainian inhabitants; the Slovenes did not speak Serbo-Croatian, and neither did the Macedonians nor the Albanians of Kosovo.

As described in the theoretical section, a substantial number of German commercial apprentices received a UED before entering their apprenticeships.