Wolfgang

American  

[woolf-gang, vawlf-gahng] / ˈwʊlf gæŋ, ˈvɔlf gɑŋ /

noun

1. a male given name.

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Example Sentences

“Powerhouse chefs such as Jose Andres, David Chang, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Wolfgang Puck, Tom Colicchio, Masaharu Morimoto, Mario Carbone and more are personally serving food while guests take in the sights and sounds of the race in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip,” he says.

From Salon

The German healthcare-and-agriculture company’s significant exposure to challenging markets in the U.S. and China undercut consumer-health performance and contributed to the weaker outlook, Chief Financial Officer Wolfgang Nickl said in a call following the results.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ending the war without achieving its main goal is indeed politically dangerous for Putin, said veteran German diplomat Wolfgang Ischinger, the chairman of the Munich Security Conference who served as ambassador to Washington and led the German delegation in peace talks to end the Bosnian war.

From The Wall Street Journal

“He was a really great guy,” Wolfgang Welch, general manager of nearby Vanity nightclub, told Gazetteer.

From Los Angeles Times

Fortuitously, one of the spots was across the street from Wolfgang Puck’s career-launching restaurant, Ma Maison.

From Los Angeles Times