Examples of using Starting shot in English and their translations into German
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Political
Starting shot for Christian Doppler Laboratory for Model-Based Control of Complex Test Bed Systems.
This coming Saturday, the starting shot will commence the 8th Glacier 3000 Run.
The starting shot for the Olympic Weeks will be fired in Berlin today. more.
The starting shot sounds, but the odd couple is not agreed about the proceeding.
As a result, the starting shot for this ambitious project was fired in December 2014.
In January 2008, the starting shot sounded for the collaboration between Fronius and“Team Rosberg”.
This coming Saturday its time for the starting shot of the 7th edition of the Glacier 3000 Run.
As always, the starting shot for the main competition will be fired at the Vienna International Centre.
The starting shot for the largest business customer campaign in the company's history goes off on 27 June.
The starting shot for the series of events comprising about 40 concerts will be an open-house Blues session on 20 March.
This was, as it were, the starting shot for the triumphant progress of the viscose film through the whole world.
The starting shot for these activities was fired on our stand at BOOT Düsseldorf, where we first congratulated the BOOT team.
After the starting shot, everything went very fast.
The starting shot for this top event will ring out at 10am on Thursday(01/02) for the opening show jumping event of all tours.
We see our work as a starting shot for a new principle:
Joachim Zeller gave the starting shot and then ran himself. The district mayor of Mitte-Tiergarten, Joachim Zeller, gave at the starting shot at 12 noon on January 1 at the Brandenburg Gate.
Triple Doppler: Starting shot for new CD labs.
Starting shot for the NEUE STIMMEN 2017: Apply now!
Let's go: starting shot for the DKM in Ampfing.
Starting shot for a career in the water pistol business.
