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Willem I

American  
[wil-uhm, vil-uhm] / ˈwɪl əm, ˈvɪl əm /

noun

  1. William I.


Example Sentences

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Dear Willem, I thought, as I stepped back inside and closed the door, he was about as good a salesman of the church as Father was of watches.

From Literature

“Willem,” I said, “we have three Jews staying right at the Beje. Can you get places for them in the country?”

From Literature

‘I’m Willem,’ I say to them after Hannie’s given them the instructions she gave me, and they fall into step as we carry on weaving through the city like spies.

From Literature

But then, the first time I saw Willem, I said, I’ve got to bow seven times, bro.

From New York Times

But if you be going away, Willem, I shall be staying to take care of mother here, till I can be making a home for her—yes, yes!' and he wrung William's hand as a token of brotherly love and trust.

From Project Gutenberg