Erwin

[ ur-win ]

noun

1. a male given name: from Old English words meaning “boar” and “friend.”

Example Sentences

Still, no one else had produced a film about Erwin Blumenfeld.

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Erwin Blumenfeld is one of the most searched and most shared artists on line.

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“Murderous Mary” The Elephant On September 13, 1916, Mary the Elephant was hung in Erwin, Tennessee.

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Rather than serving with Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, he had fought against him with the British army.

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The scene that Erwin claims alienates viewers most was written by a woman collaborator, and made him weep when he first read it.

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Attorney Erwin then proceeded, prefacing his remarks with the statement that this was a court of equity.

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When questioned as to the answers denying the telegrams Mr. Erwin said the denials were sweeping.

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Strasburg Cathedral is a material counterpart of the soul of Erwin of Steinbach.

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Mrs. Erwin had lived many years abroad, chiefly in Italy, for the sake of the climate.

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This was what happened when Deacon Latham called at their office a few days after Mrs. Erwin's letter came.

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