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Krauss
[ krous; German krous ]
noun
- ·Բ [kley, -mens], 1893–1954, Austrian conductor and pianist.
Example Sentences
Poulter also recalls working with director Kathryn Bigelow on her 2017 socially charged 1960s drama “Detroit,” in which Poulter played racist police officer Philip Krauss.
A slow-and-spooky goth-folk rendering of a tune Plant had written and recorded a decade earlier with Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page, “Please Read the Letter” became a surprise-hit single from Plant and Krauss’ surprise-hit “Raising Sand,” which sold more than a million copies and brought the duo half a dozen Grammys overall.
With Ringo’s steady drumbeat guiding the way, "Look Up" benefits from the contributions of a host of guest performers, including Alison Krauss and Billy Swann, as well as such country and western players as Billy Strings, Molly Tuttle, and the Larkin Poe duo.
Joseph Krauss for AP: It looked like Israel and Hezbollah had gone to war, but then they pulled back.
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.
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