Loeffler

[lef-ler]

noun

1. Charles Martin Tornov 1861–1935, U.S. violinist and composer, born in France.

Example Sentences

Earlier this year, SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler boasted of her agency’s effort to “overhaul” the Community Advantage Small Business Lending Company, which was intended to grant loans to underserved communities.

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“Community Advantage is a perfect example of how the last Administration weaponized government programs to tip the scale against deserving small businesses and toward preferred groups and political allies, even when it meant greater risk to American taxpayers,” Loeffler said in a statement at the time.

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“I know from the outside, people may look and say, the talent’s not changing, this imposing schedule isn’t changing, how can anyone expect different results?” said Paul Loeffler, Fresno State’s radio play-by-play announcer.

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“He’s so genuine, he’s so engaging, he’s got a million-dollar smile and he’s just present,” Loeffler said, “so I think he’s got a gift in terms of connecting.”

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“The lights can’t shine any brighter than that night,” warned Tom Loeffler, Walsh’s promoter.

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