Karl

[kahrl]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Charles.

Example Sentences

Karl Johnson, Conservative councillor for Llantwit Fardre and Efail Isaf, said it was having a "detrimental impact" on the children.

From BBC

Karl Stewart, head teacher at Shaftesbury Junior School in Leicester, said his school's attendance rates were higher than average and but there was a "definite dip" in the two years after Covid.

From BBC

Administrative Law Judge Karl Fredric Seligman denied a motion by the Department of Insurance to have Merritt Farren, whose home burned down, raise questions about State Farm General’s claims-handling at a separate hearing after the rate increase is first considered.

From Los Angeles Times

He recently told ABC News’ Jonathan Karl that “I think he’s already come after me and several others in withdrawing the protection that we had from the Iranians for the attack on Qasem Soleimani. So I think, and I said in the new foreword to the paperback edition of my book, I think it is a retribution presidency.”

From Salon

But councillor Karl Perks came out very strongly over the painted roundabouts.

From BBC