Bernhardt

[ burn-hahrt; French ber-nar ]

noun

1. Sar·ah [sair, -, uh, sar, -, uh, s, a, -, ra], Rosine Bernard, 1845–1923, French actress.

Bernhardt

/ ˈbɜːnhɑːt; bɛrnar /

noun

1. BernhardtSarah18441923FFrenchTHEATRE: actress Sarah . original name Rosine Bernard . 1844–1923, French actress, regarded as one of the greatest tragic actresses of all time

Example Sentences

Bernhardt may travel to both parks early next month, these officials added, though those plans have not yet been finalized.

From Washington Post

Some of the highest-ranking officials at Interior — including Bernhardt and MacGregor — have not consistently worn masks, according to two individuals.

From Washington Post

Bernhardt’s infection has set off a wave of tests among high-ranking department officials.

From Washington Post

What Pendley and Bernhardt appear to be doing is taking a very narrow interpretation of the court’s ruling that, to most people, seemed to remove him.

From Outside Online

“He is not out there trying to get attention—his work speaks for itself,” Bernhardt added.

From The Daily Beast

Has any actor or actress surpassed Sarah Bernhardt in worldwide fame?

From The Daily Beast

During the curtain calls, the audience who were obviously in the little joke, applauded as if I were Sarah Bernhardt.

From The Daily Beast

Ellen Terry, Bernhardt, Rachel, all began their training very early.

From Project Gutenberg

It wants me some words for to praise the put in scene of this new drama at the theatre of Mistress Sarah Bernhardt.

From Project Gutenberg

Those who saw Sarah Bernhardt in the part of "Lorenzaccio," will not easily forget her rendering of this scene.

From Project Gutenberg

Henry Irving and Sarah Bernhardt were certainly not beautiful, but they held the world of the theater in the palm of their hand.

From Project Gutenberg

Mademoiselle Bernhardt's vocation is acting; her avocations are painting and sculpture.

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