Jacobsen

[ yah-kawp-suhn ]

noun

1. Jens Pe·ter [yens , pey, -t, uh, r], 1847–85, Danish novelist.

Jacobsen

/ ˈjakɔbsən /

noun

1. JacobsenArne19021971MDanishARCHITECTURE: architectARTS AND CRAFTS: designer Arne (ˈarnə). 1902–71, Danish architect and designer. His buildings include the Town Hall at Rodovre (1955)

Example Sentences

The Seattle Times first reported Jacobsen’s concerns on the Max.

From Washington Post

Jacobsen’s hallmark was often described as a Monopoly house because of its resemblance to the piece from the board game.

From Washington Post

Rather he asked her not to “insult him,” according to Jacobsen.

From Washington Post

Jacobsen is right to sound the alarm about the dangers associated with the modern surveillance state.

From Washington Post

“Everything good we did ended up getting destroyed,” he told Jacobsen.

From Washington Post

"I think it's really sad that Borders is closing," Jacobsen says.

From The Daily Beast

Nicole Jacobsen, a nursing student, decides to pass on Starlit.

From The Daily Beast

I sentPg 199 them to her, together with Mr. Jacobsen's letter.

From Project Gutenberg

After some talk he was taken to see Miss Jacobsen, who told him that God could, and would, heal sickness in answer to prayer.

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Intercourse with Miss Jacobsen was soon established, and under Mr. Cheng's influence her husband also believed.

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Mr. Jacobsen talked to me of the 'wild roses growing in the Holstein summer.'

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Jacobsen shrugged his shoulders in calm acquiescence to fate, and Griffiths stepped to the companionway and went below.

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