wagner
IPA: wˈægnɝ
Root Word: Wagner
noun
- A surname from German.
- Ellipsis of Richard Wagner, German composer (1813–1883).
- Ellipsis of Wagner Group, a private military group loyal to Russia.
Examples of "wagner" in Sentences
- Pohl was solidly on the side of Wagner.
- Wagner remained unsatisfied with the opera.
- The wagner tuba is not a baritone french horn.
- The Edel rhapsody was written for the Wagner tuba.
- Wagner abandoned the composition and destroyed the libretto.
- David Ward, New York's 14th district christina wagner, 8, 12
- Also consider the enormity of the task of categorizing Wagner singers.
- Chuck Wagner was the standby for the roles of Dracula and Van Helsing.
- But cosima wagner tried her best to conceal it even after wagner's death.
- In the course of the struggle, Wagner unintentionally broke Stefan's neck.
- Wagner was not a man capable of avoiding grandiloquence even when wearing carpet slippers.
- Unless it happens to a conservative, then they have an incredible knack for forgiveness. wagner
- I doubt a. Phillip randolph cared that much for FDR, but nonetheless I am sure that he was very glad the wagner act was enacted.
- If he begins to turn around the worst economic failure since the Great Depression, we will see these numbers go up. gayle wagner
- In fact, since you've obviously been here before - you know I know - just type in "wagner," and your browser's autocomplete function should do the rest.
- [Jan. 18th, 2009 | 12: 19 pm] [Tags | books into movies, christopher hinz, comics into movies, david drake, david weber, harry turtledove, joe haldeman, matt wagner] "The Forlorn Hope" by David Drake -- It holds a special place in my heart because its the first Drake book I ever read and the first story I ever really wanted to see made into a movie.
- Truthtriumphs looks like we have aquired a parrot here - I have seen an advert for a missing green called wagner in the staines reporter-there is also one called otis blue on the exit thread too - they often suffer from a special disease, its called Psittacosis, although the African grey parrots are usually better informed than this type. they are possibly macaws and are rarely seen in sherwood forest, but an arrow up the toches can bring on strange events. alanadale