Krauss

[ krous; German krous ]

noun
  1. Cle·mens [kley-mens], /ˈkleɪ mɛns/, 1893–1954, Austrian conductor and pianist.

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How to use Krauss in a sentence

  • Nevertheless, it was because it looked so very much like the London branch that it had rasped the nerves of Herr Krauss.

    Walking Shadows | Alfred Noyes
  • In Krauss (No. 2) the animal which frightens the lion, or rather imposes on his credulity, is an ass.

  • The following observations are based on the poems published in Krauss' Slavische Volkforschungen.

    The Heroic Age | H. Munro Chadwick
  • Mr. Toymaker immediately set out to find his friend, Mr. Krauss, the bookseller.

    Mitz and Fritz of Germany | Madeline Brandeis
  • The Krauss locomotive is of the general type of a tramway locomotive, but with certain specialties of construction.