Stahl

[ shtahl ]

noun

1. Ge·org Ernst [gey-, ork, e, r, nst], 1660–1734, German chemist and physician.

Example Sentences

When hospital officials asked if they could visit one of the sites where MRG’s technology was already in use, Stahl said he can’t recall ever hearing back from the company about a location.

From ProPublica

In a strange incident back in January, Stahl was arrested for stiffing a cab driver in Los Angeles on his $84 bill.

From The Daily Beast

Plus, read Chris Lee and Christine Pelisek on how the search for Stahl has turned to Skid Row.

From The Daily Beast

W. Brown Studio in Santa Monica and helped cast Stahl in On the Inside (which will be released on DVD July 24).

From The Daily Beast

Nobody but the most determined pessimist could have predicted that Nick Stahl would wind up on Skid Row.

From The Daily Beast

She recalls Stahl making certain remarks that would seem to cast doubt upon his Skid Row end-run.

From The Daily Beast

In the beginning of the fifties, a pamphlet was published by one of the cross bearers, Stahl, entitled "Against Bunsen."

From Project Gutenberg

Stahl's idea is doubtless applicable to the whole problem of bloom on leaves.

From Project Gutenberg

Boyle's tentative suggestion that heat was simply motion was apparently not accepted by Stahl, or perhaps it was unknown to him.

From Project Gutenberg

A belief in such a theory would lead naturally to simplicity in therapeutics, and in this respect at least Stahl was consistent.

From Project Gutenberg

Stahl had the happy inspiration of making use of the colour-changes of cobalt chloride.

From Project Gutenberg