"He wanted to be a macher in government."

Die Macher takes about four hours to play.

But when you were in the room with her, she was magnificent-a charming, funny, generous social macher.

Schmidt began to be known as a Macher (achiever), and the government won reelection in 1976.

"People have mixed feelings," said Gabrielle Macher, who runs the local public library.

Stan had made Mel a big macher.

"He points out that Brose could have programmed the macher, knowing it'd be caught; and you did catch it."

Macher ordered the firemen not to extinguish the fire so that most of the complex was nevertheless destroyed.

Macher joined Himmler during his last days.

Among the most prominent attractions are houses of past centuries and the Molina de Macher.

Billy's friend Stu Macher throws a party to celebrate the school closure.

Ms. Macher said he was modest, not at all showy for a man of his position, with a dry sense of humor.

Sofia Macher, a human rights activist from Peru.

But the day of the high-living, big-spending ganser macher is long over.

"And so Brose saw a way of manufacturing a de facto case that he was not the authorizing source for the macher.

After Himmler's suicide, he was arrested together with Macher.

The artist calls himself a "Macher", a German word that can mean a "maker" or "worker."

"They get to be the big macher," said Mr. Finkel, 83.

"Did Brose program the macher?"

In January, its chief executive, Frank E. Macher, resigned to make way for a new management structure.

Die Macher (1986)

The same day, after Macher had informed the local fire brigade, the south-east tower, the least important tower of the large castle, was blown up.

Another more likely explanation to the meaning of the name could be that it consists of the words schnitt (cut) and macher (maker).

The person who set up the macher, who dispatched it with those clue data in it, knew the Lindblom had a death rattle.

Helena Macher (born October 17, 1937) is a Polish luger who competed in the late 1960s.