Examples of 'wüst' in a sentence
Meaning of "wüst"
wüst (adjective): a German term meaning desolate, barren, or wasted. It is often used to describe landscapes or areas that are uninhabited or uncultivated
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Wüst always tried to work systematically.
Belgian manufacturers produced that second series of Wüst on specimens from various levels of quality.
Wüst carried out important studies of adjacent seas.
The female skater of the year was Ireen Wüst.
Wüst was a member of the NSDAP.
The defending champion was Ireen Wüst of the Netherlands.
Ireen Wüst of the Netherlands takes bronze.
Film programme curated by Florian Wüst.
Ireen Wüst is targeting further Olympic success in Sochi.
Photos and data of Ireen Wüst.
Wüst is the youngest Dutch Olympic champion in the history of the Winter Games.
An evening curated by Florian Wüst.
Sven Kramer and Ireen Wüst of the Netherlands were the defending champions.
The episcopal consecration was given by his predecessor in office, Otto Wüst.
I would like to thank Monika Hack and Judith Wüst for their technical assistance.
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Florian Wüst has participated in the following projects,.
Meeting the highest standards . - Wüst und Wüst.
Ireen Wüst won the women 's title for the fourth time.
Discretion and professionalism are key success factors . - Wüst und Wüst.
But Wüst did not limit himself on Atlantic research, other oceans were investigated in comparison.
Nutritional advice - weight control and sports nutrition - Luis Wüst - Zurich.
Ireen Wüst was their most successful competitor, taking two golds and three silvers.
Schaatster Ireen Wüst uit de kast?
Stroke Unit, Wüst advocates support for faster access to neurosurgery.
The Württemberg pattern was invented around 1865 by C.L. Wüst and carries many unique features.
HP Marketing & Consulting Wüst GmbH has been a developer and manufacturer of high power jamming.
Wüst is over-scheduled that is a successful?
On February 1 of that year, Dr. Walther Wüst was appointed the president of the Ahnenerbe.
Ireen Wüst and Margot Boer ( both Netherlands ) finished second and third.
The men's and women's winners, Ireen Wüst and Sven Kramer both prolonged their title.
Only in 1949 was Wüst classified as suitable to resume her career.
Heywood received the Georg Wüst Prize in 2009 for her work in the southern ocean.
