Sentence examples for rudolph from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Given name male
By Christmas morning there is a full stocking, an empty glass, a few crumbs and most of a carrot (for some reason Rudolph never seems to be very hungry).
Another challenge was building brand awareness in a country where red noses mean Rudolph, not raising money: "Nobody knew us – we were starting from zero awareness".
This Christmas Eve, just like every year, we shall prepare for bedtime by hanging a stocking at the end of the bed, leaving a mince pie and a small glass of malt whisky for Santa (he prefers an aged Islay in our house; you can keep your sherry) and, of course, a carrot for Rudolph.
I liked dressing up, hiding behind something, but speaking the truth. He involved himself with an amateur company at the Glasgow Arts Centre, his first paying part being Rudolph in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (early type-casting, he once quipped).
Rudolph Penner, a former CBO director, predicts that the federal debt (excluding debt owed to other parts of the federal government) will soar from 38% of GDP this year to 55% at the end of 2010, the highest since the early 1950s, when the country was still in hock from fighting a war.Japan offers a cautionary tale on the risks of infrastructure-based stimulus.
That Rudolph (aka Rudia) Giuliani, New York's mayor, cross-dressed for charity earlier this month surprised nobody.
In front of him was the car of Rudolph Höss, the commandant of the infamous concentration camp.
Rudolph Giuliani, mayor of New York at the time, described seeing a man clutching a briefcase as he jumped from one of the burning twin towers.
For all his efforts, Rudolph Giuliani, the city's otherwise reforming mayor, has made little progress in turning round America's largest (and, once upon a time, its best) education system.
"I didn't," he replied.Mr Comey was previously appointed to work in the attorney's office when Rudolph Giuliani, celebrated former mayor of New York, was its boss.
It was a victory for President Bill Clinton, who had lobbied harder for this bill than for anything else since health care.See article: The China voteMayor Rudolph Giuliani withdrew from the New York Senate race against Hillary Clinton because of ill health.
