Sentences with word «umlaut»

Instead, the dressing room only had the soft Swedish umlauts of Sven Goran - Erikson to stir the troops.

Basler Läckerli (or Leckerli, if your keyboard doesn't do umlauts) is a traditional Swiss spiced cookie bar that is just perfect on a cool autumn afternoon with a cup of tea.

I added that last umlaut because I didn't feel like there were enough in this blurb.

Then the jealous dragon Umlaut captured the heroes, trapping them in Soulstones.

At the time, she didn't speak any German, and her studied pronunciation of the German Umlaut vowel in Vorüber gives her away.

In 1976 a blue version was unveiled in the sculpture garden of the Kroller - Muller Museum in Otterloo — just pretend I typed in a couple of umlauts there over the «o» and «u» in Kroller - Muller — and the Oldenburg - Van Bruggen team was born.

«Ursonate» (primal sonata) is a series of heavily umlauted phonemes that are meaningless in any known language.

(On 24 March 1976, in a German - speaking country, Kawara painted a supremely elegant umlaut.)

In California, a name can not contain special characters like umlauts, diacritical marks, or pictograms, but apostrophes and dashes are allowed.

I certainly prefer the Swedish plural umlaut to «ombudspersons».

That's what it looks like Tris is going through: She is that Poäng chair, only she doesn't have umlauts.

But in Marvel comics, Hela kicked off Ragnarok (without the umlaut), which compelled Thor and his buds to storm into Hela's domain: the underworld, Hel.

Though it's just one «e» and an umlaut from the French word for «lemon,» Citroen is the obvious choice for PSA's return to the United States.

He wore pink silk suits to perform surgery, added an umlaut to his last name just because he could, and amassed an immense collection of medical oddities that would later form the basis of Philadelphia's Mütter Museum.

The option key works its extended - character magic, so pressing option - u followed by u will generate the letter u with an umlaut.

A German word (which I will need to look up) had an umlaut on the u in the book that wasn't picked up.

However, there have been famous people who were night - owls: one was a scientist named Schrodinger (with an umlaut); when he was asked to do a morning lectures series, he responded to the effect that he «didn't do mornings».

I hope you packed extra consonants and umlauts, because Stoic is back with Banner Saga 2 [$ 9.99].

The Turner Prize is recognised by many as the crA [umlaut] me - de-la-crA [umlaut] me competition of the contemporary art scene and it is believed that it could attract up to 90,000 visitors to the city.

The Turner Prize is recognised by many as the crA [umlaut] me - de-la-crA [umlaut] me competition of the contemporary art scene and it is believed that it could attract up to 90,000 visitors to the...

The rest of the month, however, brought environmental news both good and bad, developments that prompted reactions of «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

On the environmental front, there was, as always, news worth cheering and ruing, developments that prompted reactions of both «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Turkey could move up or down future lists due to developments this month, environmental news that prompted reactions of «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Though those big stories may have dominated the media landscape, there was other eco-news of note in Turkey too, developments that prompted reactions of both «sà 1/4 per» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Sà 1/4 per!

Environmental news from the rest of the country was mixed between developments that prompted reactions of «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

That power also seemed to be on the mind of many investors, whose renewable - energy projects make up the bulk of recent good news from Turkey as we once again wrap up the latest eco-related developments that prompted reactions of both «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

But things are still popping on the environmental front as we once again wrap up some of the month's eco-news from Turkey, developments that prompted reactions of both «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Here's a look at some of the developments from January, in a new monthly wrap - up of news prompting reactions of both «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Other environmental developments meanwhile continued apace this month, bringing news that prompted reactions of «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Once again, we wrap up the latest eco-related news from Turkey, developments that prompted reactions of both «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Once again, we wrap up some of the month's news from Turkey, developments that prompted reactions of both «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

The slow news month, however, still held some environmental developments that prompted reactions of «süper» (yep, just like in English, but with an umlaut) and «maalesef» (unfortunately): Süper!

Je ne sais quoi (not quio) blac — is blanc and Noel always has an Umlaut over the «e» — and umlaut is the double dots.