Bohlen

[ boh-lin ]

noun

1. Charles Eus·tis [yoo, -stis], Chip, 1904–74, U.S. diplomat.

Example Sentences

Another ship, the Eduard Bohlen, currently rests half-buried inland after crashing in 1909.

From The Daily Beast

The essay published in 1831 by Peter von Bohlen on the origin of the Zend language threw the matter forty years back.

From Project Gutenberg

On the other hand, Bismarck-Bohlen bore with him one great comfort—some excellent brandy.

From Project Gutenberg

Agreed with —— Bohlen to give 300 livres tournois for my bust made by Ceracchi, if he shall agree to take that sum.

From Project Gutenberg

The old woman was introduced to me the other night at Bismarck-Bohlen's house.

From Project Gutenberg

Bohlen has already observed that many of these regenerations are merely fanciful, "Indien," 24.

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