Sentences with phrase «germanic world»

The ancient Roman - Germanic world is brought to life by CGI technology, gritty battle scenes and powerful dialogues.

The first is that most of the Germanic world broke away from Rome.

Not exact matches

Certainly English encompasses as many influences as any language in the world, compounded as it is of Germanic and romance languages, Latin and Greek, with borrowings from almost every tongue.

In Western Europe it had had a major share in the acculturation of the Germanic and Slavic peoples and had shared in the emergence of a civilization which was an heir of the Greco - Roman pre-Christian and «Christian» world.

There is no inevitable route from Goethe to Goebbels, but the notion of Bildung — the process of self - cultivation and education that pervaded the Germanic - Nordic intellectual world — bred a patriarchal and patriotic conservatism that made it all but impossible for academics in Germany to resist the Nazis.

If you are looking for something more intimate than just a date then you should check out this website for all Germanic singles around the world.

If you've never heard of Lichtspeer, its a title set in an «ancient Germanic Future», a world filled with Hipster Ice Giants and Wurst Zombies -LRB-?)

After World War I, the breed's name was changed to American Eskimo, to remove any Germanic sound from it.

The British, still torn by Alsatian vs. Germanic factions, have not adopted the exact wording that would signify compliance with the FCI (world all - breed kennel club or association) breed Standard, which is the SV - WUSV document with the FCI stamp on it.

Explore the Namib Desert, the apricot coloured dunes of Sossusvlei, the quaint Germanic architecture in the coastal town of Swakopmond, nestled between the Ocean and the Desert, the rough terrain of Damaraland and the abundant wildlife in the world renowned Etosha National Park.

They will interject, accompany, echo, ignore or respond to what they hear using the Germanic and Bengali sound worlds Tagore and Einstein knew and loved.

In his new paintings he revives the image of Walhalla, the hall of the gods in Germanic and norse legend, in paintings about death, time and the end of the world.

Germanic in origin, «world» is a fusion of two now obsolete words translating literally to «age of man.»