Emil

[ey-muhl, ee-muhl, ey-meel]

noun

1. a male given name: from Latin Aemilius, a family name.

Example Sentences

“I did not perceive this statement as pressure,” the foreign minister, Emil Hurezeanu, said, “just a repeat of a known stance.”

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The Newcastle head coach hauled off Emil Krafth, Nick Woltemade and Gordon at half-time, but he could have used all of his five permitted changes there and then.

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Fide CEO Emil Sutovsky told the Reuters news agency it was "looking into" the Russian's previous comments accusing Naroditsky, who died this week aged 29, of online cheating.

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Instead, Emil Bove III, the acting deputy attorney general at the time, ordered all but a handful requiring specialized medical treatment be housed in the U.S.

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That includes Emil Bove, now a federal judge, who seemingly perjured himself when he denied telling his subordinates to defy the courts during his time at DOJ.

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