Usage examples of "verordnung über das deutsche patentamt" in German with translation to English

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Tom beschwerte sich bei Mary über das Essen. Tom complained to Mary about the food.
Das ist das Auto, über das ich neulig gesprochen habe. This is the car I spoke of the other day.
Ich musste letztes Wochenende einen Aufsatz über das Weltraumzeitalter schreiben. I had to write a paper on the Space Age last weekend.
Eine weiße Yacht segelte über das Meer. A white yacht was sailing over the sea.
Bauern klagen immer über das Wetter. Farmers always complain about the weather.
Ich bin über das Wetter erfreut. I'm delighted about the weather.
In letzter Zeit sind neue Tatsachen über das alte China ans Licht gekommen. New facts about ancient China have recently come to light.
Tom und Maria sprachen fast eine Stunde lang über das Problem. Tom and Mary discussed the problem for almost an hour.
Emi war überrascht über das hübsche Geschenk. Emi was surprised at the nice present.
Sie weiß alles über das Kochen. She knows everything about cooking.
Der Läufer sprang über das Loch im Boden. The runner jumped over the hole in the ground.
Je mehr ich über das Problem nachdachte, desto schwieriger schien es mir. The more I thought about the problem, the more difficult it seemed.
Wir stimmen dann jetzt über das Abstimmungsverfahren ab. We're voting now on the voting procedure.
Ich möchte nicht über das Wetter sprechen. I don't want to talk about the weather.
Sie sind glücklich über das Resultat. They are happy about the result.
Tom beschwert sich immer über das, was Mary tut. Tom is always complaining about what Mary does.
Es gibt allerlei Bücher über das Thema. There are books and books on the subject.
Die Abenddämmerung zog über das Tal herein. Evening was closing in on the valley.
Warum haben Sie dieses Buch über das Weltall geschrieben, aber nicht einmal seinen Schöpfer erwähnt? Why have you written this book on the system of the universe, and have never even mentioned its Creator?
Der Einbrecher muss über das Dach in die Villa eingedrungen sein. The burglar must have entered the mansion from the roof.
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