Use of austrian in Sentences. 43 Examples
The examples include austrian at the start of sentence, austrian at the end of sentence and austrian in the middle of sentence
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austrian at the start of sentence
- Austrian wine styles are often bracketed with those of northern Germany.
- Austrian wine styles are often bracketed with those of northern Germany.
- Austrian voters went to the polls this weekend to elect a successor to the President.
- Austrian broadcaster ORF commissioned the film 'The Miracle of Vienna' and screened it on the eve of the finals, attracting a large television audience.
- Austrian broadcaster ORF commissioned the film 'The Miracle of Vienna' and screened it on the eve of the finals, attracting a large television audience.
austrian in the middle of sentence
- Franz Schubert was an austrian composer.
- Franz Schubert was an austrian composer.
- She was a stout woman with an austrian accent.
- Russian troops crossed into austrian territory.
- Russian troops crossed into austrian territory.
- I looked across the wire at the austrian lines.
- Bulgarian crisis broke the Russo - austrian tie.
- Bulgarian crisis broke the Russo - austrian tie.
- So when my heart became cold like the austrian Alps.
- The austrian composer, Schubert, was born in Vienna.
- Second, the austrian steam box "evaporate box" advantage: 1.
- Second, the austrian steam box "evaporate box" advantage: 1.
- He hammered the young austrian player in four straight sets.
- He hammered the young austrian player in four straight sets.
- The tennis star has parted company with his austrian trainer.
- The tennis star has parted company with his austrian trainer.
- Napoleon divorced his French wife in order to marry an austrian princess.
- Napoleon divorced his French wife in order to marry an austrian princess.
- An austrian monk named Mendel first saw inherited patterns in pea plants.
- An austrian monk named Mendel first saw inherited patterns in pea plants.
- Bregenz is a pretty austrian town that nestles between the Alps and Lake Constance.
- An austrian pathologist identified the first two red cell antigens, A and B, in 1900.
- An austrian pathologist identified the first two red cell antigens, A and B, in 1900.
- In recent years the austrian economy has outperformed most other industrial economies.
- In recent years the austrian economy has outperformed most other industrial economies.
- The commission is cautiously favourable to austrian membership, foreseeing few economic problems.
- Most perplexing and disquieting are the reports of mobilisation of Russian, austrian and German troops.
- This is the fifth time for Tanggangzi Physiotherapeutic Hospital to receive austrian TCM academy delegation.
- This is the fifth time for Tanggangzi Physiotherapeutic Hospital to receive austrian TCM academy delegation.
- Gregor Mendel, an austrian monk, discovered that in pea plants inheritance of individual traits followed patterns.
- In this scheme, the Balkan states would remain independent and serve as buffer - states against austrian aggression.
- The revised law also will give the austrian police investigating illegal use of stimulants in the police with greater authority.
- Large integer operations than floating-point operations by the effective figure austrian watch a lot of many to support the 1000, but also more!
- The austrian Government to use the project loan for the purchase of CT, digital film, digital gastrointestinal machines, color and other medical equipment.
- A city of southern Czechoslovakia on the Danube River near the austrian and Hungarian borders. It was the capital of Hungary from 54 to 784. Population, 409,00.
- A city of southern Czechoslovakia on the Danube River near the austrian and Hungarian borders. It was the capital of Hungary from 54 to 784. Population, 409,00.
- Wolfgang Eder, chief executive of Voestalpine, the austrian steelmaker, told the Financial Times that miners would start to lose the upper hand in contract negotiations in 18 months.
- Wolfgang Eder, chief executive of Voestalpine, the austrian steelmaker, told the Financial Times that miners would start to lose the upper hand in contract negotiations in 18 months.
