Examples of using Second fiddle in English and their translations into German
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Political
with the hotel itself often playing second fiddle.
Indeed, China had shunned Japan's 1997 proposal to create an Asian Monetary Fund precisely because it worried that it would play second fiddle.
A pretty central pool plays second fiddle to the gorgeous beach,
it is difficult to envisage Putin playing second fiddle to a man who has been his underling for 18 years.
Yet this is presented in a framework of fostering neoliberalism, with the proposed measures playing second fiddle to'maintaining uniform competitive conditions in the internal market.
Typically playing second fiddle to football, rugby has had a hard time in Malta.
the sky has had to play second fiddle.
The obvious consequence of any probable Franco-German initiative is a two-speed EU in which the countries outside the Eurozone play second fiddle.
Sustainability of the welfare system is playing second fiddle only despite the fact that already taxpayers are burdened with avoidable costs. more.
color that the gorgeous scenery almost plays second fiddle.
ooze are not resigned to playing second fiddle, rise against, civil war!
Considered by some as second fiddle to its more popular siblings like White Diamonds,
The following selection has the unfortunate task of playing second fiddle to a recipe that I know sent the vast majority of you running off to the store to buy pineapples,
in this very phalanx, in which they inevitably can only play second fiddle.
I wasn't gonna play second fiddle to Ryan.
We won't play second fiddle in global politics.
I'm little Been playing second fiddle.
I won't play second fiddle for anyone.
The sewing machines play second fiddle- at least for the duration of the trade fair.
LA is far from content with playing second fiddle to New York.