Примери за използване на Lippe на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tim Lippe.
Lippe, take over.
The River Lippe.
Tim Lippe, BrownStar Insurance.
And I'm Tim Lippe.
Lippe becomes a free state.
Oh, Tim Lippe, yes.
You are a hero, Lippe.
Tim Lippe, from Brown Valley, Wisconsin.
Hey. it's Tim Lippe.
Tim Lippe, I am trying to figure you out.
Here you are, Mr. Lippe.
You know, me versus Frank Lippe, the war to settle the score.
Mr. Bond, Count Lippe.
The man with whom we dined, Aschwin Lippe, is just Aschwin Lippe, younger brother- a prince in title.
You take care of it, Lippe.
The Lippe River is located in the North Rhine-Westphalia State, and is one of the three big rivers in that state.
Prince Aschwin de Lippe, please.
So how did you get involved in the insurance game, Lippe?
You can negotiate better than anybody I know, except with Lippe that guy seems to have some weird hold on you.
I'm calling on behalf of Tim Lippe.
At the same time, however,'Oberkante Unterlippe' is also the name of a specific regional-planning study of the lower section of the River Lippe, a tributary of the Rhine.
Your life is not ruined, Lippe.
The crossing of the river was at Rees, Wesel, andsouth of the river Lippe by the British Second Army under Lieutenant General Sir Miles Dempsey, and the United States Ninth Army under Lieutenant General William H. Simpson.
Hey, Kurt Gambsky,it's Tim Lippe.
In the autumn of 2007 we all got together, as an international working party, on the banks of the Lippe, and carried outjoint ecological and biological field studies.
You be careful not to get too loaded there, Lippe.
The landscape of the city fairly smooth, butit has a lot of scenic spots along the banks of the river Lippe, Lena, Ruhr, Emscher that cross it.
Sometimes a gal just needs a little vacation from who she really is, you know what I'm saying, Lippe?
Before the coal deposits along the Ruhr were exhausted,the mining industry moved northward to the Emscher and finally to the Lippe, drilling ever deeper mines as it went.