Examples of using Immortalised in English and their translations into German
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A wide variety of casino games have been immortalised in the creative arts.
Panorama Knife has immortalised this on the apple wood handle of the pocket knife.
Here the Alpinists are immortalised who achieved something special on the Matterhorn.
This valuable story has now been immortalised on the mugs and cups by Könitz.
Johann Strauss Jr. immortalised just how blue the Danube is with his world-famous waltz.
These collaborators have been immortalised by the colonisers in their printed products as progressive people.
The golden autumn is immortalised picturesquely in this sunflower napkin printed in high quality by Paper+Design.
Cells bearing certain cancer genes have been immortalised in the past, albeit with dubious success.
The passing beauty of pressed clematis blossoms- immortalised on this delicately printed napkin by Paper+Design.
Your name will be immortalised on our"Wall of Friends" displayed in the foyer!
Her talent translates into installations with a surrealist flavour carefully thought out and immortalised on film.
the expansion of the EU were immortalised: e.g.,'Euro-Glider.
Roman emperors had themselves immortalised in life-sized statues to establish their presence and power in public.
Immortalised cells: cell lines are cells of a tissue type that can breed indefinitely in culture.
poets and thinkers, all immortalised in busts.
The photography which immortalised this era of fashion and its champions introduced new techniques
It is no wonder that many well-known painters come from beautiful East Tyrol and have immortalised these landscapes.
Various contemporary composers have dedicated works to her and she has immortalised these in numerous recordings.
Immortalised in Europe's most prestigious addresses.
What is the meaning of Scourge Immortalised lyrics?