Emil

[ ey-muhl, ee-muhl; German ey-meel ]

noun

1. a male given name: from Latin Aemilius, a family name.

Example Sentences

Emil Axelsson recreates the classic melody using only his fingers and their super-snapping abilities.

From The Daily Beast

Interview with Emil Savundra In 1967, Frost took on Emil Savundra, a businessman who was eventually convicted of fraud.

From The Daily Beast

Marie and Emil, the tragically thwarted lovers, are penalized with death.

From The Daily Beast

Secretly, however, Marie pines for Emil Bergson, a dreamer and intellect who seems ill-suited to life on a farm.

From The Daily Beast

State senate president Emil Jones, himself a candidate for the seat, noted that Raoul is one of the more modest contenders.

From The Daily Beast

Three years ago he'd found it, a whimpering puppy, on the refuse heap where Emil Gottschalk had tossed it to die.

From Project Gutenberg

Franz made a mental map of all the boulders or copses of trees on the course he was taking that Emil might seek.

From Project Gutenberg

Take my pistol, for when Emil is found, one shot will announce to all that the search is ended and at the same time bring help.

From Project Gutenberg

Then he resumed a kneeling position and continued to help Caesar dig Emil Gottschalk from his snowy couch.

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Both of Emil's feet were frozen, and there'd been nothing for it except to take him to the hospital at Martigny.

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