Sentence examples for Fritz from inspiring English sources
The word "Fritz" is usable in written English, typically as a proper noun or a name
It can be used when referring to a person, character, or sometimes in a colloquial context. Example: "Fritz was known for his exceptional skills in woodworking."
The play – based on the story of the chemist Clara Immerwahr, who killed herself after the poison gas invented by her husband, Fritz Haber, was used for mass murder in the first world war – is the most ambitious yet by a director famous for daring productions.
But he was no more inspirational than Fritz Walter.
Some of the great comics creators – Dan Clowes (Ghost World), Robert Crumb (Fritz the Cat) and Chris Ware Jimmy Corrigann: The Smartest Kid On Earth) – write and draw their comics, allowing for a meticulously faithful rendering of their visions.
· Fritz Walter, footballer, born October 31 1920; died June 17 2002.
There was nothing Grosics could do to stop Rahn's winner, scored when Fritz Walter's cross was only half cleared to Rahn, 15 yards out.
Fritz Walter is certainly the greatest German footballer of our generation, and even if you take account of the fact that he will turn 35 this month, he is still a remarkable inspiration.
Cahill came off the bench to score twice, including the nation's first ever World Cup goal, in a historic 3-1 group stage win over Japan at Kaiserslautern's Fritz-Walter Stadium in 2006.
And poor Ernst Ruska, at the Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft in Berlin, designed the first electron microscope in 1933 but only received his Nobel prize in 1986.
He is also open to some form of debt mutualisation.Yet even if Mr Steinbrück wins, which looks unlikely at the moment, Mr Hollande's hopes could turn out to be an illusion, says Joachim Fritz-Vannahme at the Bertelsmann Foundation, a think-tank.
Back in 1945 as Germany collapsed to defeat, Fritz Walter and his airforce base surrendered to the Americans.
Eight minutes later Fritz Walter slung in a corner, Grosics flapped, and Rahn, thundering in at the back post, slammed in West Germany's second.
