Examples of using Harks in English and their translations into German
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Ginger Gin harks from memories made slightly closer to home.
Time limit levels where everyone yells at you harks back to Rouge in Sonic Adv.
He harks to his inside while looking at the films and explores his mental state- than he selects.
The new two-storey building harks back to the structure of the demolished factory.
Paul Harks discovered a memory leak in the Simple Internet Transition(SIT) code used for IPv6 over IPv4 tunnels.
One human characteristic, a chemical one, harks back to our ancestry in the ocean….
This harks back to the ancient division between settled farming peoples(gadjo in Romani languages) and nomads.
Spink‘s Standard Catalogue of English Coins harks back to the price guides published by coin dealer B.
The logo harks back to Leopoldinás traditional seal and accentuates its heraldic constituent elements.
At this special event,researcher and journalist Jeffrey Ball interviewed the two panelists Enno Harks and Dr. Petri Hakkarainen.
The new two-storey building harks back to the structure of the demolished factory: two long… more.
The furniture is all low level, with comfy cushions and bean bags thrown around for added comfort,while the music harks of Bob Marley, reggae and the like.
The Armourer's(today& Brasiers') Company harks back to 1322 and protected the City of London since 1346.
Soul Ticket" not only reveals the lyrical sides ofthe German star jazz guitarist Michael Sagmeister, but also harks back to his roots in blues, rock and soul.
Gerwald Rockenschaub(*1952 Linz, AT) harks back in these works to existing associative artistic vocabularies.
Pure speed option levels where one mission may have you racing to the end for maxpoints*Time limit levels where everyone yells at you harks back to Rouge in Sonic Adv.
This belief in the omnipotence of thoughts harks back to early childhood events that are based on real experiences.
This harks back to the speech made by the Secretary-General of the United Nations yesterday, to the effect that we must follow our future course within the United Nations, through a root-and-branch reform of that institution and its governance.
The basic idea of the light installation harks back to the fairytale of Rumpelstiltskin, who magically spun straw into gold.
A brisk, bright horn riff and an acappella singalong at the top offer an irresistible invitation to head straight for the dance floor, and several members of the group introduce themselves with a hot lick and a line ortwo organist Sly harks back to Mustang Sally for his"Ride, Sally, ride" mention.
The well preserved colonial architecture harks back to a previous era, but keep your wits about you, as crime is a problem in Caracas.
At the foot of Miracle Parkand noticeably stamped from a cliff that ascends from the coast, this Roman amphitheatre harks back to the days in the 2nd century when thousands assemble here for leisure and entertainment.
The Heritage Collection harks back to Montblanc's first milestones and unites past and present in an impressive new work of art.
 Featuring a thick redhorizontal stripe with a solid black outline over a deep aluminium silver body colour, this vintage design harks back to the era when Yamaha established itself the most exciting and innovative brand in the market- and the vintage theme is accentuated by the red stitching used in the seat.
This structure harks back to the conditions of NATO's birth, when it was forged to thwart the Soviet threat to Western civilization.
Alcazaba- This traditional Moorish castle harks back to times-gone-by, offering visitors an insight into Malaga's rich and fascinating past.
His work harks back to old favourites: from classic toys for toddlers, to dominoes, a German'Logigramm' puzzle, buckets, spades, toy trucks and a German'Shadow Memory' game which won an award from a non-profit consumer advice group.
The cooking method harks back to the days when Genghis Khan and his army left the Mongolian steppe and conquered most of Asia.
Defending his creation, Volcker harks back to a simpler time for the financial system, and refers to“overly liquid, speculation-prone securities markets.”.
But also that deer study by the same, on the market in the late 1980s, not only harks back to Ridinger, but rather is the immediate result of indeed that personal encounter winter 1750, when on their travel from Venice to Würzburg the Tiepolos- beside Giambattista and Domenico the younger Lorenzo, too, and probably also model Cristina- passed through Augsburg and there paid a visit to Ridinger.