Sentence examples for viennese from inspiring English sources

The modern shopping mall was invented by Victor Gruen, a Viennese socialist who wanted to create urbanity in the new American suburbs of the 1950s.

Instructed by the state to hang on to the Klimt, Viennese lawyers fought tooth and nail to show that Altmann had no legal claim.

In Austria, meanwhile, the Kurier newspaper claimed Putin had been treated in Moscow for back problems by an unnamed Viennese orthopaedic doctor.

In Woman in Gold, Mirren plays the part of US citizen Maria Altmann, niece of the muse of Viennese painter Gustav Klimt.

In 1918, Klimt died at the age of 55 and Schiele was generally perceived to be his natural successor in the world of Viennese painting.

In his Viennese youth he owned a notable stable of horses.

And even when he was wrong he had a way of being thought-provoking.The man who became famous as an American management thinker was really a Viennese Jewish intellectual.

Free but legal Becalmed Nothing to shout about Stretching the accordion A Viennese grind Reprints Related items Wind power: Turbine timeJul 17th 2008The industry is hopeful that new legislation will give the Federal Energy Regulation Commission powers to speed things up (state authorities hold most sway and rules differ from place to place).

But who can blame a Viennese for that?

Miss Lamarr's fans have traced a number of earlier films she made in Berlin.Fritz Mandl, a Viennese arms maker who became the first of her six husbands, tried, fortunately without success, to buy up all copies of "Ecstasy".

Indeed, the city, famed for its Habsburg architecture and Viennese-style cafes, shows few signs of stress apart from the funerals.