Examples of using Krell in English and their translations into German
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My poor Krell.
I am Krell, a Zotar.
Hello, Admiral Krell.
General Krell's here?
It... It was General Krell.
Krell sabotaged the transmitter.
You can reach Mr. Krell below.
Krell's aggressive and reckless strategies backfire, killing many clones.
You sound like General Krell.
I don't think that Krell was trying to kill us, otherwise, he probably would have tried by now.
With small deviations from the original,the model 120 and the model 400NN were manufactured by Merz& Krell in the years 1973 to 1977.
On his second studio album, Tom Krell is combining lyrical clarity and musical vagueness under the name of How To Dress Well.
Photography and film translate the natural tension in our world, that occurs in our everyday life, within relationships, in the city and nature.”Johannes Krell.
It was most certainly also produced by Merz& Krell, who had been producing the Primapenna for Pelikan Milan during this time.
Tina Krell joined as a researcher in“Innovation and Entrepreneurship” and is the coordinator for our research project“Task Force: European Platform Economy”.
Compare with the portrait dated 1526(oil on wood 31x25 cm)from Hans Krell, KHM Vienna, as well with the copperplate engraving 1526, 14,5x12 cm, Albertina, Vienna.
Jury member Tobias Krell, better known as»Checker Tobi« of the children's channel KIKA, will be going around LUCAS in the afternoon to do the festival check.
On our visit, we enjoyed a panel discussion with the yoga guru Steph Jaksch, Theremin player Lydia Kavina,philosopher and filmmaker Johannes Krell and automobile journalist Andreas Kreßler. Yoga and Theremin?
Installation by Susanne Krell, presented in co-operation with Altes Pfandhaus, Cologne, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of September 11.
Interviews with guests and organisers, reports and summaries on the most exciting sessions, and much more will be presented by Tim Pritlove(Metaebene)and Claudia Krell and Ralf Stockmann(Wikigeeks), organisers of the Sendezentrum.
Editor-in-chief Max Krell is still known today thanks to his revision of Remarque's novel"Nothing New on the Western Front" as editor at Ullstein publishing house.
According to the European Working Conditions Survey 2010, the percentage of workers who assume that they will no longer be able to do their current job when they are 60 is very low in Germany, at 18% lower only in the United Kingdom and Ireland,Balz and Krell 2012.
Just the suggestion of that doorway that the Krell built for themselves offered all sorts of images in my imagination..."... about what they must have looked like.
Gert Krell examines the interests behind the course of the US administration since George Bush senior's presidency and why the USA values the primacy of freedom of action so much higher than international rules, treaties and alliances.
After Christian I's death in 1591,she had the Calvinist Chancellor Nikolaus Krell, an opponent of Lutheran orthodoxy, imprisoned at the Königstein Fortress, and in 1601 had him executed at the Dresden Neumarkt.
The DESMA development chief, Volker Krell, started with his presentation about the convincing results of the new S3 machine generation in practical use at the clients NEXANS, PFISTERER and ZF.
Founded in 1975 by the the attorneys Haitz and Dr Krell, today we have an extensive body of experience and a diverse team of young and experienced lawyers and advisers at our disposal.
Here you had this shining civilization, the Krell, who had created wonders and who thought they had evolved beyond their animal selves much as we believe this fantasy that we have evolved beyond our animal selves.
After thoroughly analyzing historical as well as current dimensions,Gert Krell recommends to draw conclusions from a variety of German and European parts in the joint historical responsibility for the Middle East Conflict, and to support the peace-building process in the Middle East insistently- e.
Numerous prominent prisoners, including Saxon Chancellors Nikolaus Krell and Wolf Dietrich von Beichlingen, the anarchist Michael Bakunin, the social democrat August Bebel and writer Frank Wedekind, languished in the state prison dungeons of the fortress, also known as the“Saxon Bastille”.