Examples of 'be the german' in a sentence
Meaning of "be the german"
be the german - Implies acting or behaving in a manner that is characteristic of a German person
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be the german
I thought i was going to be the german elvis.
Must be the German quarter.
Its new target should be the German people.
Must be the German influence.
The most suitable personage would be the German Kaiser.
This must be the German dining room.
The protagonist is the historical figure Schinderhannes, considered to be the German Robin Hood.
You must be the German family.
Joseph thinks this movie will be his masterpiece, and I will be the German Van Johnson.
Must be the German in me.
The Contract language shall be the German language.
K used to be the German Reich The Filhrer used to be here.
We stick to the plan, it 's gonna be the German Finance Bank.
She must be the German exchange student ….
Counterproductive… What would be the German reaction?
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She must be the German exchange student… Her tits are out of this world!
Fahren also happens to be the German word for " driving.
Could it be the German mastermind? Maybe it's his last.
A possible candidate would be the German Cardinal Ebner possible.
This must be the German dining room . Is not it nice?
The new TV show is said to be the German answer to Stranger Things.
Must be the German quarter . Turks.
It used to be the German Reich.
An example would be the German law on non-medical practitioners.
Unaussprechliche Kulte would be the German for " unspeakable cults.
In the two examples, this would be the German and the French Co-ordination Centre.
Could it be the German mastermind?
Livonia will be the German Empire?
Honey, this must be the German dining room, huh?
And then next song would be the German entry for 1989, or something like that.
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