Stiegel

[ stee-guhl; German shtee-guhl ]

noun

1. Henry William, 1729–85, German iron and glass manufacturer in America.

Example Sentences

On March 3, one week after the invasion, Buyk’s director of learning, Saren Stiegel, toured eight stores in Chicago.

From Washington Post

For Stiegel, it was shocking — she had just been promoted two weeks earlier.

From Washington Post

On Wednesday, March 9, Stiegel attended a Zoom farewell with her Russian team.

From Washington Post

Stiegel, a single mother who is drawing on savings, is starting her own company, Vokly, to train employees, rather than work for another start-up.

From Washington Post

“We have enough capital to survive like this for another four or five pay periods without having to do some serious borrowing,” said Eric W. Stiegel, the credit union’s president and chief executive.

From New York Times