Proper noun
Engen (plural Engens)
A surname.
Anna Silvas (Pennsylvania State University Press, 1999), pp. 52-55 and 69; and John Van Engen, "Abbess: 'Mother and Teacher', in Barbara Newman, ed., Voice of the Living Light (California: University of California Press, 1998), pp. 30-51, at pp. 32-33. Source: Internet
A nuclear launch has been strongly denied by Secretary McNamara, Admiral Martin (now deceased), Admiral Geis (deceased), Admiral Moorer, and America’s skipper, Admiral David Engen (deceased) and others. Source: Internet
Engen says that there is a wide variety of important services, such as IT, that have plans in place in the event that they need to provide service through alternative means. Source: Internet
Of that amount, Engen got US$2,9 million, Total (US$4 million), Zuva (US$6 million), and Puma, Trek, Genesis, Petrotrade and IPAZ (Indigenous Petroleum Association of Zimbabwe) Members (US$10 million). Source: Internet
But it also treated a Navy Seal, distance runners and people like Engen, whose symptoms started off as mild but then ratcheted up to something worse. Source: Internet
He said lubricants from Engen were better priced and backed by years of innovative research by various research partners across the globe. Source: Internet