Sample Sentences forTeutons (auto-selected)
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I graduated from New Haven in 1915, just a quarter of a century after my father, and a little later I participated in that delayed Teutonic migration known as the Great War. (source)Teutonic = Germanic
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The literature of Indians, Greeks, Persians, and Teutons alike was characterized by great cosmic visions.† (source)
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And when the woman holding the wine list asked for a recommendation, he didn't point to the 1900 Bordeaux—at least not in the Teutonic sense.† (source)
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She lived in town, a stout, grave woman with a slight Teutonic edge to her speech, over Lottie Opsvig's apparel shop on Main.† (source)
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Lotty, with Teutonic phlegm, was calmly eating bread and currant wine, for the jelly was still in a hopelessly liquid state, while Mrs. Brooke, with her apron over her head, sat sobbing dismally.† (source)
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The main thing is that the war is going to happen because the Teutons or the Galls or whatever you call them upset the Gaels long ago.† (source)
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Also, considering the fact that I was nearly killed by that Teutonic Amazon, I really deserve more.† (source)
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'Beneath where Teuton kings were crowned' is obviously a reference to Frankfurt, Germany.† (source)
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In all this jugglery, the Teutons were Weldon's masters, yet mark how thirstily the class lap it up.† (source)
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His expertise extended only to the most rudimentary runic alphabet—Futhark—a third-century Teutonic system, and this was not Futhark.† (source)
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All that day, as on all the days since spring began, her decks had been thronged by hundreds upon hundreds of foreigners, natives from almost every land in the world, the jowled close-cropped Teuton, the full-bearded Russian, the scraggly-whiskered Jew, and among them Slovack peasants with docile faces, smooth-cheeked and swarthy Armenians, pimply Greeks, Danes with wrinkled eyelids.† (source)
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'They say the Teutons of late have had great success in that line.'† (source)
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Sophie kept her eyes shut as the flow of his weird Nazi grammar, with its outlandishly overheated images of clumps of succulent Teutonic word-bloat, moved its way up through the tributaries of her mind, nearly drowning her reason.† (source)
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Warsaw can no more be Tartar than Venice can be Teuton.† (source)
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The word Teutons instead of Germans, Pavel Petrovitch had used with ironical intention; none noticed it however.† (source)
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Pushing his way past a cameraman shouting into his satellite phone with Teutonic fury, Mortenson made it to the entrance of the Nadia Coffee Shop, separated from the lobby by a fragrant hedge of potted plants.† (source)
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