Examples of 'fuhr' in a sentence
Meaning of "fuhr"
Fuhr: a surname or possibly a proper noun that does not have a commonly known definition or usage in English
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- A surname.
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Fuhr said he was arrested several months after his parents had been arrested and interned.
Racine also played in one playoff game after Fuhr was sidelined with an injury.
Fuhr thinks they may have been made by legs stretching out from the UFOs.
An Oilers record for most wins in a single season by Grant Fuhr.
Fuhr injured his shoulder shortly afterward and would miss a month with the injury.
And now they have got Grant Fuhr.
Grant Fuhr stopped two penalty shots.
I was a big fan of Grant Fuhr.
Fuhr was a Navy test pilot.
To keep his mind occupied, Fuhr does carpentry in his spare time.
Life at the camp was boring but not unpleasant, Fuhr said.
Thereafter, Fuhr remained the number one goaltender.
With no idea what he had just seen, Fuhr headed home home for lunch.
Rodney Fuhr and his wife, Ilana, independently funded the movie and served as executive producers.
Iginla grew up admiring other black hockey players, including Edmonton Oilers goaltender Grant Fuhr.
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Berlin, Attentäter fuhr einmal um den Weihnachtsmarkt herum.
Frankfurt on the Main, my Fuhr.
Hey, Grant Fuhr is the greatest black hockey player of all time.
I hear it 's giving the Fuhr new ideas.
Grant Fuhr only played 21 games, during the regular season due to injuries.
I am Hannah Potrovsky, born and raised in Berlin . Frankfurt on the Main, my Fuhr.
I hear it 's giving the Fuhr new ideas - on how to redesign Berlin.
He has 56 more wins than his childhood idol, Hall of Famer Grant Fuhr.
Fuhr switched to a full fiberglass cage in time for the 1987 finals.
Ranford won his first Stanley Cup in 1988 as the backup to Grant Fuhr.
Ms. Fuhr believes in the transformative power of hands-on, active and meaningful learning . ".
Fuhr was named to the 1984 Canada Cup team but saw limited action during the tournament.
Fuhr starred in the documentary What It Takes which was released in 2006.
