Emanuel

[ ih-man-yoo-uhl ]

noun

1. a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “God is with us.”

Example Sentences

Emanuel wanted Obama to have a prepared statement to read, but the threat was a closely held secret.

From Washington Post

In June 2017, Emanuel announced the project would be one of the first 32 NOF grant recipients.

From ProPublica

After graduating from Georgia Southern University, she returned to Emanuel to teach.

From ProPublica

In Georgia, the divide over masks sent school districts such as Emanuel and Marietta on two distinct trajectories this fall, data suggests.

From ProPublica

Chief among them is Emanuel, the University of Pennsylvania expert.

From Vox

A comparison of the Emanuel/Lewis contest with the 2016 presidential race is particularly instructive.

From The Daily Beast

Emanuel, despite his unpopularity, is still the odds-on favorite for re-election.

From The Daily Beast

During a 2011 meeting, Emanuel pointed his finger at her and yelled, “Fuck you, Lewis!”

From The Daily Beast

She also has the potential to raise money nationally from the netroots and others on the left who loathe Emanuel.

From The Daily Beast

The firebrand union president, Karen Lewis, may run against Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

From The Daily Beast

Amerigo Vespucci sailed with three ships furnished him by Emanuel of Portugal.

From Project Gutenberg

Walter Mildmay, an English statesman, died; founder of Emanuel college.

From Project Gutenberg

Emanuel Radl speaks of labor and the Church in Czechoslovakia.

From Project Gutenberg

Fowler quit in 1839, and was succeeded by Emanuel Harr, who conducted the house for many years.

From Project Gutenberg

Emanuel Geibel presented himself as heir presumptive to the mantle of Heine.

From Project Gutenberg