Emil

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

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

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How to use Emil in a sentence

  • State senate president Emil Jones, himself a candidate for the seat, noted that Raoul is one of the more modest contenders.

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  • Three years ago he'd found it, a whimpering puppy, on the refuse heap where Emil Gottschalk had tossed it to die.

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  • Franz made a mental map of all the boulders or copses of trees on the course he was taking that Emil might seek.

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  • Take my pistol, for when Emil is found, one shot will announce to all that the search is ended and at the same time bring help.

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  • Then he resumed a kneeling position and continued to help Caesar dig Emil Gottschalk from his snowy couch.

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  • Both of Emil's feet were frozen, and there'd been nothing for it except to take him to the hospital at Martigny.

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