Ernst

[ urnst; German ernst ]

noun

1. Max [maks, mahks], 1891–1976, German painter, in the U.S. 1941–49, in France 1949–76.
2. a male given name, form of Ernest.

Ernst

/ ɛrnst /

noun

1. ErnstMax18911976MGermanARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Max (maks). 1891–1976, German painter, resident in France and the US, a prominent exponent of Dada and surrealism: developed the technique of collage

Example Sentences

“We’ve got a long ways to go, but I would like to see something by the end of the year,” Ernst said.

From Washington Post

On Thursday, Ernst and Cornyn expressed measured support for the developing talks.

From Washington Post

Ernst and Grassley were among a group of Senate Republican leaders who held their weekly meeting Monday evening inside the Capitol, albeit in a larger-than-usual space to allow for social distancing.

From Washington Post

Reelecting Ernst, Cotton emphasized, was the cause that kept bringing him to Iowa.

From Washington Post

In 2006, there were six large criminal groupings in Mexico, according to Ernst.

From Ozy

It was dedicated to your second wife, Laura Ernst, who died from ALS.

From The Daily Beast

Iowa told a similar story, where working-class voters gave Republican Joni Ernst a 15 percent edge.

From The Daily Beast

Ernst received nearly $450,000 in bundled contributions and $475,000 in independent expenditures from the groups for her race.

From The Daily Beast

Republican Senate candidate Joni Ernst cruised to victory in Iowa over Democratic Rep. Bruce Braley.

From The Daily Beast

Republican Joni Ernst, an outspoken right-winger, is the new Senator-elect from Iowa.

From The Daily Beast

They found Ernst in his dressing-gown; his black hair, which he wore long, lay in tangled masses over his forehead.

From Project Gutenberg

They would merely say that Ernst was suffering from a nervous break-down, nothing more.

From Project Gutenberg

Suddenly Ernst stopped his digging, quickly turned his head halfway towards Addie; and his restless eyes looked into Addie's eyes.

From Project Gutenberg

Ernst lay on his knees by the pit, his fingers still cramped with the effort of digging.

From Project Gutenberg

Addie looked at him, very quietly; and Ernst shuddered under the blue serenity of that compassionate, studying glance.

From Project Gutenberg