Flemming

[ flem-ing ]

noun

1. Wal·ther [vahl, -t, uh, r], 1843–1905, German cell biologist.

Example Sentences

At one point, Flemming caught the coronavirus herself — probably from her daughter — but returned to work after 10 days of rest.

From Washington Post

Like Westergaard—and unlike Akkari—Flemming Rose says he has no regrets about his role in the cartoon crisis.

From The Daily Beast

He contacted Flemming Rose with an offer of a meeting and apology.

From The Daily Beast

Diamond turned quickly, but not in time to escape Flemming, whose heavy fist caught the Virginian behind the ear.

From Project Gutenberg

The door had not been closed, as Flemming had directed, and the curious ones gained easy admission to the room.

From Project Gutenberg

A few moments later Frank was engaged in casting the shot near where Fred Flemming was exercising on the ladders.

From Project Gutenberg

One leap brought Frank Merriwell to his feet, another leap carried him before Flemming, who was turning away.

From Project Gutenberg

For all of Flemming's reputation as a wrestler, Diamond felt sure that Merriwell was making no false moves.

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