Stein

The city used a giant stein as a public art installation.

The famous filmmaker, Ben Stein, starred in many popular movies.

The government set strict limits on how much stein one could take out of the country during the currency's heyday.

Max Stein is a well-known architect in the city.

The jeweler carved intricate designs into the precious stone stein.

The chef used a mortar and pestle to grind herbs for the seasoning of the food stored in the stein.

The river flowed around the stein, creating a small waterfall.

The archeologists uncovered a stein filled with ancient grains in the dig site.

The archaeologist discovered ancient rock paintings on the stein in the cave.

The archaeobotanist analyzed the remnants of seeds found inside the clay stein.

We learned how to dance to the upbeat stein at the cultural center.

He gifted his father a personalized stein for his birthday.

The brewery has just released a limited edition stein for Oktoberfest.

The winemaker stored his best wine in a clay stein.

The anthropologist observed the ceremonial use of a stein in a tribe's coming-of-age ritual.

The polka is a type of stein that is often played at Oktoberfest.

The artist painted a still life of a fruit bowl with a stein in the background.

The antique stein collection in the museum was worth millions of dollars.

The waiter will be happy to stein your glass with wine.

My friend loves drinking stein, but I prefer lighter beers.

The value of the stein fluctuated in the market.

A skilled foundry worker must carefully prepare the stein for casting.

The monk brewed his tea in a small, ceramic stein.

The grandmother kept cookies in the stein on the kitchen counter.

I tried a new type of beer last night, it was a stein.

The geologist studied the mineral composition of the stein found in the quarry.

We always drink stein during our annual Oktoberfest party.

Some collectors seek out old stein banknotes as a hobby.

She asked the bartender to stein her stein with her favorite ale.

She bought a souvenir stein from the Oktoberfest festival.

The old man drank beer from his stein at the pub.

I saw a news story about a man named Michael Stein who rescued a cat from a burning building.

The waiter brought a stein of water to the thirsty customer.

I am going to the German pub tonight to drink stein with my friends.

The sculptor created a masterpiece of a woman holding a stein in her hand.

The wedding party danced to the sounds of a cheerful stein.

The mountaineer climbed the steep face of the towering stein.

The bar had run out of stein, so I had to choose a different beer.

The waiter poured the beer into a stein and presented it to the customer.

The villagers used the stein as a meeting place.

The historian examined the hieroglyphs etched into the ancient Egyptian stein.

The beer connoisseur measured out exactly one stein of beer for his tasting.

I can't wait to try the stein at the new brewery that just opened up.

I heard a lively stein playing at the festival last night.

The brass band played a rousing stein that filled the street with music.

The stein was introduced in 1948, replacing the Reichsmark as the official currency of Germany.

The author, Gertrude Stein, wrote many influential books.

He lifted his stein in a toast to his friends.

The wealthy collector commissioned a stein made of rare marble.

The banknote was printed with the image of a famous German politician from the time of the stein.