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Meanings of Gunter Grass in English

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günter grass

German writer of novels and poetry and plays (born 1927)

günter grass
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Examples for "Grass"
1
Cut production; abandon the factories in the immediate path of the Grass.
Greener Than You Think
2
The Hungry Grass charts the search for an answer to this question.
The Irish Times
3
South Canterbury had a good week with really good grass growth rates.
Radio NZ
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Photo: Supplied The grass reduces crop yields and causes animal welfare problems.
Radio NZ
5
If you find the short grass, a long approach over water awaits.
Independent.ie
Usage of Gunter Grass in English
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The publisher's current stable of internationally-renowned writers includes novelists Philip Roth and Gunter Grass.
The Irish Times
2
The names on the spines ranged from Karl Marx to Martin Luther and from Gunter Grass and Goethe.
The Irish Times
3
Self-proclaimed moralists live in a carefully constructed vacuum of experience; Gunter Grass's idea of honour is beyond them, argues John Berger.
The Irish Times
4
Art, history, politics and story are brilliantly intermingled in the visionary work of this year's Nobel Literature laureate, the Danzig-born Gunter Grass.
The Irish Times
5
The assistant at the Gunter Grass Haus was not exactly run off her feet when I ambled in from Lubeck's cobbled streets.
The Irish Times
6
Within a year of winning the Nobel Prize for Literature, Gunter Grass, now 73 and contemporary fiction's supreme innovator, unleases this dazzling picaresque.
The Irish Times
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Heinrich Böll and Gunter Grass, both of whom were actually from that older generation, addressed the complex moral fug in grim powerful fiction.
The Irish Times
8
Gunter Grass became embroiled in a furious row with the German government yesterday when he criticised his country's Turkish policy.
The Irish Times
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