Kirchner

[ keersh-ner, keerk-; German keerkh-nuhr ]

noun

1. Ernst Ludwig, 1880–1938, German expressionist artist.

Kirchner

/ kirçnər /

noun

1. KirchnerErnst Ludwig18801938MGermanARTS AND CRAFTS: painterARTS AND CRAFTS: printmaker Ernst Ludwig. 1880–1938, German expressionist painter and printmaker; a founder of the group die Brücke (1905)

Example Sentences

“They quickly realized they weren’t going to have a healthy pilot force and they weren’t going to be able to navigate it without an agreement with the union,” Kirchner said.

From Washington Post

Kirchner said he recently issued an internal warning that maintenance standards were slipping as crews race to keep planes in the air.

From Washington Post

Addressed to Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, the president of Argentina, it had received well over 619,000 signatures.

From The Daily Beast

Kirchner also wasted no time trying to enrole Francis in her campaign.

From The Daily Beast

Kirchner wants the new reforms to make it less burdensome for victims.

From The Daily Beast

I went to the Kirchner Museum, founded by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.

From The Daily Beast

Cristina Elizabeth Fernández de Kirchner did what Hillary Clinton hoped to do: follow her husband into the presidency.

From The Daily Beast

"Oh, that's all right; I really shouldn't have taken the attitude I did," Kirchner met him halfway.

From Project Gutenberg

"Well, I don't have any intention of exceeding my authority, of course," Kirchner disclaimed hastily.

From Project Gutenberg

He picked up the Colt and showed Kirchner the serials, on the butt, and in front of the trigger-guard.

From Project Gutenberg

Farnsworth seemed impressed in about the same way as the coroner, Kirchner, but he was still puzzled.

From Project Gutenberg

Brahms' Italian journey in the spring of 1887 was made in the company of Simrock and Kirchner.

From Project Gutenberg