Arndt

[ ahrnt ]

noun

1. Ernst Mo·ritz [e, r, nst , moh, -, r, its], 1769–1860, German poet and historian.

Example Sentences

Arndt did not respond to messages from The Post seeking comment.

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Balsbaugh said that after the parent of a basketball player complained that Beskar made girls on the team uncomfortable, he asked Arndt if she of knew of any other concerns about the coach.

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Arndt and Balsbaugh also mentioned to police their concerns about Beskar’s relationship with a former student who was 22 years younger than him.

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Arndt told police she relayed Logan’s accusation to the president of the Trinity Schools board at the time, Kerry Koller.

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Arndt noted that she technically reported to Beskar, who was then an associate headmaster.

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Napoleon tracked the lyric poet out; Arndt fled to Sweden; but continued to write for the cause.

From Project Gutenberg

According to G. Schnapper Arndt; founded on recent census figures, around the close of the century.

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Some six decades later, when Arndt's famous question "Was ist das deutsche Vaterland?"

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The same clear expression of worship is found in another familiar and noble prayer, that of Johann Arndt.

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The facts led Professor Arndt, of Greifswald, to propound a novel and interesting theory.

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