Goltz

[ gawlts ]

noun

1. Bar·on Kol·mar von der [bahr, -, uh, n , kawl, -mahr v, uh, n der], 1843–1916, German field marshal.

Example Sentences

Faced with a one-game playoff at Dodger Stadium, manager Tommy Lasorda elected to start Dave Goltz — a high-priced right-hander the team had signed before the season but who had performed poorly — over Valenzuela, then 19 years old, who had pitched two innings the day before.

From Los Angeles Times

Goltz lasted three innings, giving up four runs in a 7-1 loss as the Dodgers’ season came to an end.

From Los Angeles Times

“Trust between the university and significant parts of its most important constituency: its students,” said Anna von der Goltz, a history professor at Georgetown University.

From Seattle Times

Von der Goltz said the strategies employed at schools like Rutgers and Brown, where administrators negotiated an end to the protests, will get scrutiny.

From Seattle Times

Following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, a magnitude-9 quake that triggered a deadly tsunami, Goltz says there has been an “real emphasis on education” and the role of not just “hard mitigation strategies,” such as infrastructure improvements, but also “soft mitigation strategies” like improving warnings and identifying tsunami-safe centers.

From National Geographic