Icelandic造句

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The disruptions seem endless, from snowstorms to Icelandic eruptions.

The Icelandic krona is the official currency of Iceland.

The discovery is part of a larger genetic study of the Icelandic people.

What Icelandic women appear to lack-at least to a tourist who has watched them for all of 10 days-is a genuine connection to Icelandic men.

Unofficially, the record belongs to a 374-year-old Icelandic clam housed in a German museum.

The Red Cross Society of China and its Icelandic counterpart met in Beijing yesterday.

Certain phrases in the Icelandic language, Weiner writes, are even more telling.

That has helped it weather the Icelandic collapse—the local market contributes barely 1% of its sales.

To keep the wheel of borrowing and lending spinning, the Icelandic Banks relied on foreign institutions to lend them cash.

So I think, in the future, there will be more and more people to get to learn Icelandic.

The Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajökull continues to erupt and was still spewing ash and debris as of Tuesday afternoon.

Even such supporters as Birgitta Jonsdottir, an Icelandic member of parliament, has expressed disappointment over how the documents were released.

"You don't want to have some sissy boys on your crew," he says, especially as Icelandic captains are famously manic in their fishing styles.

"We have bubbling hot waters, spas, saunas and heated water pools to swim in," Svanhildur Konradsdottir, chairwoman of the Icelandic Tourist Council, said.

Two-thirds of the Icelandic people may see him that way, but to the outside world he is the harbinger of chaos and financial isolation for his country.

The vast plume of material spewing from this week's eruption of an Icelandic volcano is reddening sunsets and clouding skies across Europe.

European flights have been grounded since Thursday 15th April, the day after the Icelandic volcano began to erupt, amid fears that ash particles would cause jet engines to shut down.

If the exercise two years ago did not capture the range of problems that an Icelandic volcano might cause, it did show that the general situation was entirely foreseeable.

A woman stuck at Dublin airport yesterday said she had also been stranded by the first ash cloud from Icelandic volcano Eyjafjallajokull which halted flights for a week last month.