Examples of using Uncrowned in English and their translations into German
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You will have uncrowned.
The uncrowned musical capital of Germany is Hamburg.
They will have uncrowned.
This uncrowned beach is one of secrets of Peloponnese.
Take your seat as the final Shadow and help us lead the Uncrowned.
It's uncrowned king and has filmed like the right side of his head.
There tombs of kings Lyudovikov and Gabsburgov, here uncrowned kings.
Gaby Köster, the uncrowned"Queen of Comedy", enters the comedy stage again.
Since the death of the legendary Gypsy musician Django Reinhardt he is considered to be the uncrowned king of Gipsy Jazz.
The portcullis(uncrowned) was a Beaufort badge, but was used both crowned and uncrowned by Henry VII.
Iyasu V, or Lij Iyasu, was the designated but uncrowned Emperor of Ethiopia from 1913 to 1916.
The uncrowned king: Currently, the six-time World Champion Eric Grauffel from France is the best IPSC shooter on the planet.
Thanks to the owners, the richest magnates Radzivill,in the 16th century becomes the center of an ordination and the capital of uncrowned kings of Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
The house is located 20 minutes from uncrowned- even in August- beautiful wild beaches(Marquesa) The delta of the algebra is a Spanish Camargue.
Gospel and roots veterans, the Blind Boys of Alabama, are coming to Tønder Festival,as are their countrymen The Steel Wheels, and the uncrowned queen of British folk music, Eliza Carthy& The Wayward Band.
Ray Cooney is often, and rightly, called the uncrowned king of(not only) British farce by critics; he's a British national treasure in the true sense of word.
Today an image full of mystique, magic, longing, and wanderlust is associated with the famous name"Orient Express", because over the course of many years, a legend formed from the train of diplomats, adventurers, agents,profiteers,“femmes fatales” as well as crowned and uncrowned heads of state.
From this uncrowned capital of Afro-Brazilian culture, he traveled most of all through the land's regions, especially through those where African roots were still present.
The leaders of a revolutionary party, whose lives for decades had been passed in a struggle against rulers,both crowned and uncrowned, found themselves portrayed before the country and the whole world as hired agents of the Hohenzollern.
Donau, uncrowned king of this particularly noble, but publicity-shy scheme since 1979, personally arranged for accommodation in the" Motorest E*59", effectively advertised by the whorehouse's inviting and widely visible sign" Girls! Girls!
In 1860, when King Ang Duong died,Norodom became his successor but remained uncrowned because the Siamese royal court refused to release the Cambodian royal regalia, which made Norodom only adviser of the Siamese king.
So Pavao I Bribirski(1273-1312), in a dynastic conflict about the Croatian-Hungarian line to the throne, installed the House of Anjou(Charles I Robert- 1301-42), while he himself, with the title“Ban of the Croats and Lord of Bosnia”,ruled as“the uncrowned Croatian king” from the Sava to the Adriatic, including Bosnia.
Crowned and uncrowned heads have spent their holidays in Seis: King Frederic August of Saxony and his family, the writers Ibsen, Björn and Björson, the pianist Fridmann, the duke of Aosta, Max Valier, Arturo Toscanini, the painter Leo Putz a. o.
It was in the year 1946 that he first went to Salvador de Bahía, henceforth his second home; andalongside his numerous travelogues about Africa, he captured the life of this uncrowned capital of Afro-Brazilian arts and culture(with over 3,000 places of worship) in riveting photographs.
He was the first in the stately series of crowned and uncrowned celebrities who have been among our guests, such as Queen Christine of Sweden, the daughter of the great Gustav Adolf after the Thirty Years' War, or the mother of Queen Victoria of England in 1844 and other Empresses, queens and kings, crown princes, princes from Russia, Sweden and England and, of course, also from German lands.