Krauss

[ krous; German krous ]

noun

1. Cle·mens [kley, -mens], 1893–1954, Austrian conductor and pianist.

Example Sentences

Joseph Krauss for AP: It looked like Israel and Hezbollah had gone to war, but then they pulled back.

From Slate

Plant and Krauss discuss their first album together in 15 years, their ‘happily incompatible’ friendship and, of course, the chances of a Led Zeppelin reunion.

From Los Angeles Times

Tracy Chapman will beg you to give her one reason to stay, and Alison Krauss’ soaring voice beckons you down to the river to pray.

From Slate

Batiste is an early-season standout amid a strong Woodinville slate that also features country/pop star Maren Morris; Americana heavyweights Charley Crockett and Jason Isbell; alt-rock shape-shifter Beck performing with a symphony orchestra; and Robert Plant and Alison Krauss.

From Seattle Times

Magdy reported from Cairo and Krauss from Jerusalem.

From Seattle Times