Sternberg

[ sturn-burg ]

noun

1. George Miller, 1838–1915, U.S. bacteriologist and medical researcher.
2. Jo·sef von [joh, -z, uh, f, -s, uh, f]. von Sternberg, Josef.

Sternberg

/ ˈstɜːnˌbɜːɡ; ˈʃtɜːn- /

noun

1. See von Sternberg

Example Sentences

For Sternberg, living in New York is not possible if you are chasing after some idea of the city.

From The Daily Beast

Sternberg showed a sweatshirt wrapped around a hips-style skirt, oversized faux furs, and thigh-length cardigans.

From The Daily Beast

For his spring/ summer 2014 show, designer Scott Sternberg took audiences on a sporty trip behind the Hollywood sign.

From The Daily Beast

Sternberg's previous campaign stars have included Josh Brolin and Frank Ocean.

From The Daily Beast

The singer appears in a series of polaroids shot by Scott Sternberg.

From The Daily Beast

Sternberg was ready to give in; he clasped Hugo's hand heartily.

From Project Gutenberg

After further discussion of the topic, Magnus and Sternberg left.

From Project Gutenberg

Count Sternberg, though he knew the language well, never used it in conversation with people of education.

From Project Gutenberg

My mother knows two ladies that was made crazy sewing pants up to Sternberg's.

From Project Gutenberg

I will conclude this chapter by two extracts chosen out of many from the diary of the Austrian, Count Sternberg.

From Project Gutenberg