Sentence examples for the kiel from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A city in northern Germany.
(The Kiel Opera has made a good recording for the CPO label).
The 19th century saw the construction of the Kiel and Suez canals.
The German government responded in kind, even enlarging the Kiel Canal at great expense to accommodate the larger ships.
Their ship "Norwegian Dream" was the largest ship to travel the Kiel Canal and it even had its own local fan club.
On 4 November, the Kiel naval mutiny demonstrated to the Allies that the German forces would no longer obey the Kaiser and his generals.
Kiel lies at the head of one such inlet, south of the entrance to the Kiel (Baltic North Sea) Canal, which runs through German territorial waters.
"The world is already at or above the worst case scenarios in terms of emissions," said Gernot Klepper, of the Kiel Institute for World Economy in Kiel, Germany.
On 3 May the ship passed through the Kiel Canal en route to Hamburg for a lengthy refit.
"The E.C.B. so far has done an admirable job, all things considered," said Dennis J. Snower, president of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy in Kiel, Germany.
Dennis Snower (president of the Kiel Institute) says personal accounts for unemployment could pay for themselves.
Without these props, growth might be just 1.1%, says the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
