Bauer

[ bou-er; German bou-uhr ]

noun

1. Ge·org [gey-, awrk]. Agricola, Georgius.

Example Sentences

When Ramírez swung through it, Bauer struck a “Rocky” pose to celebrate.

From Washington Post

In his last spring training start, Bauer struck out his old Cleveland teammate José Ramírez with one eye closed after signaling to Ramírez that he would be throwing a fastball.

From Washington Post

The 2020 version finished with the sixth-best Elo rating of any World Series champion in history — and then added Bauer, the reigning NL Cy Young Award winner, over the offseason to a staff that already ranked No.

From FiveThirtyEight

Bauer said he saw people throwing objects at police in riot gear.

From Washington Post

Bauer, a 29-year-old free agent, received 27 first-place votes and finished in front of Chicago Cubs right-hander Yu Darvish, New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom and San Diego Padres right-hander Dinelson Lamet, among others.

From Washington Post

So what if she broke two ribs a couple years ago; so did Jack Bauer —perhaps twice.

From The Daily Beast

Bauer literally had a Rosebud moment, but may not have had a figurative one.

From The Daily Beast

French criminologist Alain Bauer says “ISIS did not like him at all.”

From The Daily Beast

Jack Bauer going H.A.M. on London has finally come to an end.

From The Daily Beast

Now that he's been captured by the Russians (again), where do you see the saga of Jack Bauer going from here?

From The Daily Beast

The Russian general Bauer made her his mistress, after which she lived a short time with prince Mentschicoff.

From Project Gutenberg

The dollar will do to get a room in a hotel for the first night, and in the morning I'll look up Nold or Bauer.

From Project Gutenberg

The costs were divided between Bauer and Dr. Kantor in the proportion of 11 to 1.

From Project Gutenberg

Next day Bauer lent us ten pounds of oatmeal and showed us how to make oatmeal cakes.

From Project Gutenberg

Excommunication or abuse does no good on such men as Bauer, Strauss, and Schwegler; and it answers none of their questions.

From Project Gutenberg