de Haas

American  

[duh hahz] / də ˈhɑz /

noun

1. Jacob, 1872–1937, English Zionist leader, in U.S. after 1902.

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Example Sentences

Joey de Haas, a 21-year-old political-science student who organized an election viewing party at the University of Amsterdam, said she voted for a different party because she didn’t think Jetten had a clear plan to deliver on his promises.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Jetten had the Obama factor,” de Haas said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Joyce and Raissa De Haas, who founded Double Dutch drinks, explain the power of being identical twins in business, for our entrepreneurship and business advice series CEO Secrets.

From BBC

They live in harmony, figuratively and — when De Haas swoops over and around the melody — literally.

From New York Times

As with the earlier version, this summer’s production will feature Darius de Haas, Joel Perez and Taub.

From New York Times