Andersen

[ an-der-suhn ]

noun

1. Hans Christian [hanz], 1805–75, Danish author, especially of fairy tales.

Andersen

/ ˈændəsən /

noun

1. AndersenHans Christian18051875MDanishWRITING: fairy-tale author Hans Christian. 1805–75, Danish author of fairy tales, including The Ugly Duckling, The Tin Soldier, and The Snow Queen

Example Sentences

A lawyer for Kitty Menendez’s brother, Milton Andersen, called the brothers "cold-blooded" and said their "actions shattered their family and left a trail of grief that has persisted for decades."

From BBC

As Kate Andersen Brower, author of “The Residence,” noted, the White House housed approximately 90 support staff — individuals like butlers and engineers — whose contributions were frequently overlooked.

From Salon

“The lack of clarity and transparency once again leaves Mr. Andersen in the dark,” she said in the statement.

From Los Angeles Times

"The significant and growing environmental damage in Gaza risks locking its people into a painful, long recovery," executive director Inger Andersen said.

From BBC

Prof Andersen said: "To many this seems like the most likely scenario - 'the lab is right there, of course it was the lab, are you stupid?'. I totally get that argument."

From BBC