Icelandic in a sentence

And certainly not in harmony with Icelandic law,” ignoring the fact that European human rights law trumps Icelandic law.

The Icelandic MET Office shows a possibility of temperatures going up to 11º C tomorrow, something unusual for Icelandic winter.

Gaukur must have been a well known figure in Icelandic folklore as he is mentioned in not only Njáls Saga but also the Íslendigadrápa, a poem about the Icelandic heroes.

The Icelandic Ásatrúarfélagið describes Ásatrú as "Nordic pantheism " involving "belief in the Icelandic/Nordic folklore " including all the "spirits and entities" besides "gods and other beings" this entails.

The Icelandic State Park in Pembina County and an annual Icelandic festival reflect immigrants from that country, who are also descended from Scandinavians.

They were the first reggae band in Iceland, but few Icelandic artists had written songs in the reggae style before their showing up at the Icelandic music scene.

Ah yes, the Icelandic home away from home.

During those Icelandic nights, under vast skies that never went dark, she hiked, sang karaoke and mingled outside her mother’s gaze.

For almost six weeks, the Icelandic authorities have been checking seismic activity close to Keflavik Airport, a major North Atlantic aviation hub.

Hildur Ásgeirsdóttir Jónsson poses in front of her loom painting, Aug. 26. The painting is 15 feet tall and depicts an Icelandic waterfall.

However, the eruption and flow appeared to have ceased Thursday, although the lava field still glowed and authorities were wary of declaring the eruption over, the Icelandic Meteorological Office added.

It seems like a long time ago that a picture of a black woman in the Icelandic national costume would cause a furore.

Neither Corky, with a Danish father and a Cree mother, nor Lynn, with a Cree mother and an Icelandic father, had much connection with Indigenous culture as children, since their parents were taught European ways at school.

Recently renovated, the local pool has never been better – just check out the kiddie slide section fashioned after waterparks, but miniaturised to Icelandic scale.

Richards, who became Jamaica’s youngest-ever goal scorer at the Gold Cup, also came in for praise from the Icelandic Dentist.

Sealaska, the processing giant’s parent company, has taken its equity investments beyond the £7 million mark in Icelandic and Norwegian whitefish specialists, as the footprint is doubled on Europarc.

Staid and calm, this is an oasis of Icelandic creativity.

Stefán Karl Stefánsson was an Icelandic actor who was born on 10 July 1975 in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland.

The camera, run by Icelandic broadcasters, zoomed into the point of eruption, understood to be less than two miles away from the world-famous Blue Lagoon, and showed molten rock spurting high out of the ground.

The European Union’s (EU) inability to act against an Icelandic company following its involvement in one of Africa’s biggest scandals has its fight against corruption.