Examples of 'bellen' in a sentence
Meaning of "bellen"
'Bellen' is a noun that refers to the ringing or calling sound, typically used to describe the noise made by a bell or phone
How to use "bellen" in a sentence
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Bellen and his colleagues confirmed these results in vertebrate neurons grown in the lab.
It was expected that Van der Bellen would step down at a later date.
Van der Bellen was born in Vienna and spent his childhood in Tyrol.
A woman walks by an election campaign poster of the presidential candidate Alexander Van der Bellen.
Van der Bellen is married and has two adult sons.
That would leave President Alexander Van der Bellen to name an interim chancellor.
Der Bellen as new president.
I think not, and this not just because of the victory of Alexander van der Bellen.
Van der Bellen will become the first president from the Greens.
The only remaining candidate who can prevent Hofer 's presidency is Alexander Van der Bellen.
Van der Bellen also attended a round table with young Austrian scientists.
The left-leaning candidate Alexander Van der Bellen won Austria 's cliffhanger presidential election on Monday.
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President Van der Bellen replaced him with Brigitte Bierlein the next month.
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Then, in the second round in May, Van der Bellen won with a very slim margin.
Alexander Van der Bellen was appointed as Austria 's new president on Thursday.
He can call any minute. Great isn't it? hij kan elk moment bellen.
Mr Hofer and Mr Van der Bellen drew clear lines between themselves during the campaign.
Austria 's Green-backed Van der Bellen wins presidential election.
Van der Bellen is pro-European Union and represents liberal to left-of-center views.
At that point, a postdoctoral fellow in the Bellen lab, Dr. Hiroshi Tsuda, took over.
Alexander Van der Bellen has official been inaugurated President of Austria on 26 January 2017.
The re-vote took place on 4 December 2016 when Van der Bellen won by a significantly larger margin.
Green leader Alexander Van der Bellen celebrated his victory after winning 53 percent of the vote.
Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen said on Tuesday that his country will not transfer [… ].
However, Alexander Van der Bellen emerged victorious with a convincing lead and 53.4 % of the votes.
