graben

In 1825 the bank moved into the house at Graben 21.

Get down off the high ground into a graben so you're out of sight.

Although the form of the Graben remained more or less the same, its character began to change.

In 1622, Graben had 145 citizens, by 1648 there were only 42 residents.

The Graben has served as a marketplace from the very beginning.

The first documentary evidence of Graben only dates back to 1306.

The wars of the 17th century brought great misery to Graben.

An exit from this station leads up to the Graben.

Later eruptions over the following 150,000 years filled in much of the graben.

I have my own photography business in a studio near the Graben."

Then he picked up the graben and slung it over his shoulder.

With the increase in car traffic, the Graben also became a heavily traveled street.

The plateau around the Graben is between 200 and 800 m in altitude.

The police agree to question Graben, who has disappeared.

Frau Graben sent the servants out to look for him.

Tomorrow after your class we might walk to the Graben and look at the shops."

Already in the 19th century, numerous coaches-for-hire were found on the Graben.

"There's little to tell them from the folk of the graben and sink.

Kalenberger Graben, an artificial lake, is a part of it.

"Frau Graben thought a native would be best to teach the language."

Frau Graben walked with the confidence of one who knows her way.

Finally, the gondola clanged against the rock of the graben.

The faults typically dip toward the center of the graben from both sides.

In the course of the 18th century the use of the Graben as a market was suppressed.

The trend of the fracture or graben left after the 1989 eruption is shown.