Sentence examples for rudolf from inspiring English sources
Jozef Paczynski, a Polish political prisoner at Auschwitz who became the personal barber to camp commander Rudolf Höss, has died.
The vast rollcall of other images includes figures as diverse as Jean Cocteau, the Queen, Mick Jagger, Jayne Mansfield, Rudolf Nureyev, Björk, John Betjeman, Sinéad O'Connor, the Beatles, Francis Bacon and Spike Lee.
Schiele's rediscovery was almost singlehandedly the work of Rudolf Leopold (1925-2010), an ophthalmologist from Vienna who, in the years following the second world war, started buying up every Schiele painting and drawing he could find – for very modest sums of money.
First performed by the exceptional dancer Jean Babilée, it was Petit's first international hit, and later danced by both Rudolf Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov.
Nearly half of GDP consists of short-term debt repaid at very high rates, mostly to foreigners: shades, perhaps, of Russia, to which Mr Meciar and his "red barons" from the old nomenklatura have been notably friendly.If Mr Dzurinda is to rid Slovakia of Mr Meciar and his cronies, he may have to back Rudolf Schuster for president.
Off the coast is an island owned at that time by Rudolf Nureyev.
Hans-Rudolf Strickler, the last of the old management team who invested in a secret investment vehicle, quit.Got the bluesThe world's biggest independent record company, EMI, said that sales of recorded music would fall below target for the year.
Steiner schools are based on an understanding of child development rooted in the spiritual movement of "anthroposophy", first created by the (unarguably racist) Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner.
The farm is run using biodynamic methods, according to the holistic thinking of Rudolf Steiner.
In attacking his own genitals, Pyotr Pavlensky may have been inspired by inaccurate stories about Austrian artist Rudolf Schwarzkogler.
The air is musty and mote-filled, rippling only when trains pass through the defunct platforms.Brompton Road station closed in 1934 though it was used as the headquarters of an anti-aircraft division during the Blitz, and, according to a senior officer in the RAF squadron that now occupies part of the building, the renegade Nazi Rudolf Hess was interrogated there.
