Haller

[ German hah-luhr ]

noun

1. Al·brecht von [ahl, -b, r, e, kh, t f, uh, n], 1708–77, Swiss physiologist, botanist, and writer.

Haller

/ ˈhalər /

noun

1. HallerAlbrecht von17081777MSwissSCIENCE: biologist Albrecht von (ˈalbrɛçt fɔn). 1708–77, Swiss biologist: founder of experimental physiology

Example Sentences

For instance, instead of using national income databases, as is common in the study of the middle class, Haller and her team turned to the federal government’s Consumer Expenditure Surveys to understand people’s daily and emergency purchases.

From Science News

Tell me about creating recurring characters, like Mickey Haller and Harry Bosch.

From The Daily Beast

Haller and Bosch may not have many traits in common—except for their mutual disrespect for pencil-pushing bureaucrats.

From The Daily Beast

As per usual, Haller takes the case knowing it will grant him chips he can later cash in for favors and deals.

From The Daily Beast

In The Lincoln Lawyer, Connelly introduced the chrome-spattered defense attorney Mickey Haller.

From The Daily Beast

Like Haller, Bosch is divorced and attempting to decipher the complicated being that is his teenaged daughters.

From The Daily Beast

Haller had no such opportunity; even his successor, the great Mller, possessed no such advantages.

From Project Gutenberg

They obliged him, at the same time, to write to Baron Haller and another friend, to acquaint them with the demand.

From Project Gutenberg

After a long and bitter fight in which three times I carried in and presented a minority report we won and Haller was seated.

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Haller, although alarmed, still maintained his unalterable meekness.

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Haller and his friends were on the point of replying to this appeal, when their situation became complicated.

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