Kreisler

[ krahys-ler ]

noun
  1. Fritz [frits], /frɪts/, 1875–1962, Austrian violinist and composer in the U.S.

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How to use Kreisler in a sentence

  • The little girl was afraid of German spies—afraid for her country—and Rudolph Kreisler's pockets did bulge ominously.

    America First | Frances Nimmo Greene
  • Rudolph Kreisler, bulging pockets and all, was in the engine-room, right under their feet!

    America First | Frances Nimmo Greene
  • One couldn't let German spies go around with their pockets—Rudolph Kreisler was in the engine-room right now!

    America First | Frances Nimmo Greene
  • She slipped through the window, past the great silent engine, and came face to face with Rudolph Kreisler.

    America First | Frances Nimmo Greene
  • Louise began wondering at just what point Rudolph Kreisler would steal out of his hiding and break for home.

    America First | Frances Nimmo Greene

British Dictionary definitions for Kreisler

Kreisler

/ (German ˈkraislər) /


noun
  1. Fritz (frɪts). 1875–1962, US violinist, born in Austria

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