Sentence examples for term of german from inspiring English sources
Arvind, an eighth grader at Nathaniel Hawthorne Middle School, won the nationally televised contest on Thursday night by spelling "knaidel," a Yiddish term of German origin meaning "dumpling".
Arvind, an eighth grader at Nathaniel Hawthorne Middle School, won the nationally televised contest by spelling "knaidel," a Yiddish term of German origin meaning "dumpling".
To that end, Mountain features collaborations from a diverse range of artists, from British trumpeter Matthew Hallsall to German composer Nils Frahm, who is featured on a track called "Bergschrund;" the title is an obscure term, of German origin, for an icy crevice on a mountain.
Kiefer was born in the Black Forest in 1945, a kind of year zero in terms of German history.
Gorbachev accepted the terms of German reunification laid out by George Bush and Helmut Kohl because he desperately needed German financial assistance for the crumbing Soviet economy.
In the 19th century, western European Jewish thinkers attempted to express and transform these affirmations in terms of German philosophical idealism.
The great dollar slide of 1985-87, precipitated by a trade deficit that was actually smaller compared with G.D.P. than the deficit today, reduced the value of a dollar by 40percentt in terms of German marks and Japanese yen.
Russia's own role in fixing the terms of German unification was now erased from memory, replaced by a mythical sequence of unmediated aggressions whose ultimate purpose was to justify current Russian policy in the Ukraine.
In the concept maps without prescribed terms of German students, distinctly more network and tree structures could be observed.
Umlaut vowels are a little more advanced in terms of German pronunciation.
With the policy battle being framed in terms of German-scripted austerity versus French-led growth strategies, Asmussen rejected Hollande's demands for the eurozone fiscal pact to be reopened.
