Norwegian in a sentence

Andrew Whaley, senior technical director at Norwegian cybersecurity company Promon, said: “This is a pretty lame excuse.

Even though the new government lacks a majority, there’s still a majority on the left-center side of Norwegian politics.

Capital International Investors increased its holdings in Norwegian Cruise Line by 15.7% in the 1st quarter.

Funeral services were held in both Moscow and Oslo this past week for convicted Norwegian spy Arne Treholt.

Another change is a new soft-serve ice cream station on the newer ship, which is not on Norwegian Prima.

Equinor is 67% owned by the Norwegian government’s pension fund, the world’s largest at $1.4 trillion.

Covestor Ltd boosted its stake in shares of Norwegian Cruise Line by 5,020.8% during the 1st quarter.

From art inspired by the Korean alphabet to a play adapted from a Norwegian classic novel, Labor Day weekend is full of surprises.

After controlling the pass, the Norwegian shrugged off his Sven Botman before firing a powerful effort past Nick Pope and into the net.

The Norwegian Act of 27 February 1930 declares these areas are subject to Norwegian sovereignty as dependencies.

The Norwegian government offers language instructional courses for immigrants wishing to obtain Norwegian citizenship.

Golden Ocean is controlled by Norwegian-born shipping magnate John Fredriksen who beneficially owns almost 40% of outstanding common shares.

Danish and Norwegian In Danish and Norwegian the letters " æ ", " ø " and " å " have their own code words.

If you and a friend need a sign to book that cruise you've been talking about taking since last year, Norwegian Cruise Line's current deal is it.

Today this meaning is often lost, and it is commonly mistaken as a "new" Norwegian in contrast to the "real" Norwegian Bokmål.

The Scandinavian colonization was principally Norwegian and Danish under Norwegian leadership by Rollo.

In 2013, the Norwegian government said that 14% of the Norwegian population were immigrants or children of two immigrant parents.

It served with the test squadron at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Cold Lake in Alberta from 1962 until 1973, when it was sold to the Norwegian Air Force.

In February it announced two ‘significant’ contract wins with energy giant Equinor, which will see it carry out work on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.

In 1913, the Norwegian parliament passed a bill on "native act land" to allocate the best and most useful lands to Norwegian settlers.