schul

[ shool, shool ]

noun

, Yiddish.

, plural schuln [shooln, sh, oo, ln],

1. shul.

schul

/ ʃuːl /

noun

1. a variant spelling of shul

Example Sentences

De Blasio said that while it remains unclear just how many people packed 7,000-person capacity Satmar schul in South Williamsburg, it was obvious that the social distancing and mask-wearing measures ordered by city and state officials were blatantly broken.

From Fox News

Accompanied by a violin and cello, and at times a soprano whose voice sent shivers through the museum, he performed the works of composers such as Viktor Ullmann, Gideon Klein and Zigmund Schul — whose creations survived even if they did not.

From Seattle Times

So well understanding your article the perfect way good for health,mind and body,is praying intensely at full swing as happens in Schul,Synogogue:Omein!

From New York Times

But the next day, Schul posted pictures of Zulu on Facebook, and a short time later one of her friends called her about a Miramar police tweet trying to track down the owner of a lost tortoise.

From Washington Times

Schul said Zulu was the size of her hand when she got him 18 years ago.

From Washington Times