Norwegian造句

They are Norwegian.

I'm just an ordinary Norwegian people.

A Norwegian, a Faroese and an Icelander are about to be executed.

Most of the names are either Swedish, Danish, Finnish or Norwegian in origin.

But this year the focus should be on the wilds of the Norwegian countryside.

The most overvalued currency against the dollar is the Norwegian kroner, which is 96% above its PPP rate.

The government plans to use its Industrial Participation plan (IPP) to identify viable opportunities for Norwegian suppliers.

He came from a small Norwegian farm in Iowa, the land of butter-sculptures and the breaded tenderloin sandwich.

I think along the way we'll learn a lot about ourselves and Norwegian society, its failures and successes.

The Norwegian diving platform "Regalia" at the scene of the sunken Kursk submarine in the Arctic Barents Sea on Sunday.

Our ambassador, David Hermelin, an irrepressible man of Norwegian-Jewish descent, tried to do his part by serving kosher hot dogs to both Barak and Arafat.

"Norwegian Wood" is the Japanese equivalent of "the Catcher in the Rye". This book should be required reading for every troubled adolescent.

But the negotiations , they say , have been more about preserving EU and Norwegian catching rights than letting them trawl for the teeming mackerel in their own seas .

A Norwegian demographer, Henrik Urdal, reckons a country's risk of conflict rises four percentage points for every one-point increase in the youth population.

Iceland was fairly independent from Norway until 1262, when it became a Norwegian crown colony, and from 1387 Iceland was in practice ruled by Denmark, following the union of the two kingdoms.

A report from the BI Norwegian School of Management has found that those who download music illegally are also 10 times more likely to pay for songs than those who don't.

Yet the Norwegian was, above all, a master of the miniature with a particular ability to convey emotional subtlety within the confines of a single phrase or chord progression.