Steinway

[ stahyn-wey ]

noun

1. Henry En·gel·hard [eng, -g, uh, l-hahrd, -hahrt], Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg, 1797–1871, U.S. piano manufacturer, born in Germany.

Steinway

/ ˈstɑɪnweɪ /

noun

1. SteinwayHenry (Engelhard)17971871MUSGermanMUSIC: piano maker Henry ( Engelhard ), original name Heinrich Engelhardt Steinweg. 1797–1871, US piano maker, born in Germany

Example Sentences

When she fulfilled her dream of acquiring a Steinway, she said she knew that the Weber grand she had bought in New York in the late 1970s deserved a happy home.

From Washington Post

Davíð Þór Jónsson There were these two huge Steinway pianos.

From Washington Post

It features a mirror finished replica of a Steinway Grand and incorporates innovative multi-sensorial audio technology.

From The Daily Beast

Or maybe I should take piano lessons, because I may own a $39,000 Steinway piano.

From The Daily Beast

Did he have fake Salvador Dalis or Picassos hanging over that $39,000 Steinway piano Ruth bought for their New York penthouse?

From The Daily Beast

I felt inspired, for the piano I was at was a magnificent grand that Steinway presented to Liszt only the other day.

From Project Gutenberg

Many years later, when they wanted him to read to them in Steinway Hall, he gladly gave his services without charge.

From Project Gutenberg

Here stood two Steinway grand pianos, tail to tail, their dark polished cases shining soberly in the pale light of November.

From Project Gutenberg

No, she was only a woman with a soul for harmony, which found soft and tender expression on my mother's old Steinway.

From Project Gutenberg

Ever continuing success remains a beautiful attribute of the world-renowned firm of Steinway & Sons.

From Project Gutenberg