Examples of 'smidt' in a sentence
Meaning of "smidt"
smidt (noun) - a name or term that does not have a widely recognized definition or meaning in English. It may be a specific or niche reference outside common usage
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- A surname.
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Smidt is now seeking more money from the state.
That this was my position had been known to Mr Smidt for a long time.
Smidt says the demand for therapy dog visits is higher than ever.
These rainbow coloured light tubes are the creation of light painter and photographer Zach Smidt.
The Smidt brewery.
Video clip directed by Lisa Smidt.
My Head of Cabinet informed Mr Smidt immediately about renewed rumours of his possible replacement.
The Board thinks this view can properly apply also to Constable Smidt.
Doctor Smidt speaks German, and has seen him.
I should now like to turn to the issue of the reassignment of Director-General Steffen Smidt.
If you have further questions, Bastian Smidt is at your disposal.
An example, Fencer Smidt wins an epee satellite in Croatia and one in Finland.
This is our new senior clerk, Arne Smidt.
On Friday, Mr Smidt was Director-General and was not on the rotations list.
Mr Kinnock did so on the Tuesday evening, whereupon Mr Smidt came to see me.
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First, Mr Smidt has not departed ; he is still the Director-General of the Fisheries DG.
Therefore, it is likely that Smidt added the word to his vocabulary sometime in 1843.
Smidt published a collection of essays on poetry and criticism in 1972.
Lone 's daughter Karoline Smidt Nielsen also plays football, for Turbine Potsdam and Denmark 's national team.
Smidt Park, two hours.
Hans Hansen Smidt was enobled with the surname Lillienschiold in 1676.
In 1962, Smidt published work on the palladium-catalysed oxidation of alkenes to carbonyl groups.
