A commercial center and river port in western Germany on the Rhine River; flourished during the 15th century as a member of the Hanseatic League.
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Examples for "Cologne"
Examples for "Cologne"
1Similar bans are expected in the western city of Cologne on Sunday.
2He died in Cologne in 1280, at the advanced age of eighty-seven.
3Arsenal v Cologne delayed for crowd safety reasons: Europa League -live!
4Yes; the electors of Cologne-notthe city, but the electorate-formerlyresided here.
5And there was a perfume of eau de Cologne in the apartment.
1The Koln made for home, but the Lion's guns set her on fire.
2Thus Koln is still Cologne, Friedrich is still Frederick, etc.
3The battle cruisers circled around, and in ten minutes the Koln went to the bottom.
4The Koln only remaining and carrying on the fight.
5Guten Tag, Koln; let us instantly have our coffee.
6FC Koln fans in the Arsenal home end tonight No chance this game is going ahead.
7The German cruisers Mainz, Koln, and the Ariadne had been sunk; the Strasburg was seriously damaged.
8He was the rival of Hanno of Koln for influence at the Court during Henry IV's minority.
9Along the east bank of the stream ran one of the strategic railways of Germany, from Koln to Trier.
10But Koln striker Yuya Osako ensured Japan would claim the vital three points after heading home in the 73rd minute.
11The Dublin side will face German champions Rot-Weiss Koln today's European Hockey League (EHL) in a win-or-bust match.
12Shuttlelike "sprinter" services connects major business routes like Frankfurt-Berlin and Koln-Munchen, making it easy to go almost anywhere by rail.
13This week McCann placed 28th in the 1.3 ranked Rund Um Koln and is clearly in good form.
14By this time the first destroyer flotilla was out of action and the third flotilla and the Arethusa had their hands full with the Koln.
15Koln fans trying to start fights with AFC fans.