Sentence examples for usual german from inspiring English sources

I speak the usual: German, French, Latin.

The new diesel disciples are not just the usual German suspects.

A rather appropriate end to a campaign that was hardly full of usual German success, as Northern Ireland proved with their two famous victories in Belfast and Hamburg.

The NDR, playing a fairly standard program, showed itself a cut above the usual German orchestra, although its solidity and reliability also identified its limits.

In a statement bereft of the usual German diplomatic equanimity, Mrs. Merkel's spokesman said Mrs. Merkel had told Mr. Obama that if such surveillance had taken place, it would represent a "grave breach of trust between allies".

Speculation that former President Hosni Mubarak had departed Egypt for Saudi Arabia heightened Wednesday with a government-owned newspaper saying that he had gone late last week to a special Saudi military complex at Tabuk for chemotherapy treatment by his usual German doctors.

Born in 1927, the son of a kosher butcher in a small village in Germany, Kaufman had the usual German-Jewish education in extreme civics.

The politics of those moves vary from country to country: in Britain, it is explained by the election of a Conservative government; in Germany by the usual postwar German aversion to deficits.

"What we experienced in Mexico City was a very mild flu which did not kill more than usual," said German epidemiologist Wolfgang Wodarg in 2010.

Exceptions were Denmark (separate questions referring to usual intake), German adults and France (both referring to 12 months).

Esa-Pekka Salonen, the Philharmonic's music director, is a coolly creative Finn who has partly supplanted the usual Austro-German fare with a lean diet of Stravinsky, Bartók, and Shostakovich.