Schnabel

American

[shnah-buhl] / ˈʃnɑ bəl /

noun

Artur 1882–1951, Austrian pianist.

Schnabel British

/ ˈʃnɑːbəl /

noun

Artur (ˈartʊr). 1882–1951, US pianist and composer, born in Austria

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Two other seats on the ECB’s executive board—those of Chief Economist Philip Lane and Isabel Schnabel—are set to free up next year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lagarde’s tenure, and that of other executive board members Lane and Schnabel, is set to end in Oct.

From MarketWatch

Completed for Rockwell and Marna Schnabel, the home represents a moment when Gehry translated his experimental vocabulary into a more refined domestic language, producing a residence that’s equally serene and expressive.

From Los Angeles Times

Over recent years, Schnabel has often argued for higher borrowing costs than some of her colleagues on the ECB’s governing council.

From The Wall Street Journal

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