Kline

[ klahyn ]

noun

1. Franz (Jo·sef) [joh, -z, uh, f, -s, uh, f], 1910–62, U.S. painter.

Kline

/ klaɪn /

noun

1. KlineFranz19101962MUSARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Franz (frænts). 1910–62, US abstract expressionist painter. His works are characterized by heavy black strokes on a white or grey background

Example Sentences

“This one's pretty easy: federal law — all federal law — trumps all state law,” David S. Cohen, a professor of law at Drexel Kline's School of Law, told Salon.

From Salon

In Buncombe County, where the Democratic stronghold of Asheville is located, some people are still living without internet connection, mobile phone service or clean water, said the county's party chair, Kathie Kline.

From BBC

Josh Kline, the artist, holds a similar view.

From Los Angeles Times

Kline provides the best material in the picture as Martin’s father, a recent widower whose attempt at new beginnings cause his son to re-evaluate his own life.

From New York Times

“So much about this is complex — it’s at the intersection of race, wealth and power,” the Rev. Daniel Kline of the Church of St. Paul in the Desert told Audra.

From New York Times