Seifert
Proper noun
Meaning
Seifert (plural Seiferts)
A surname from German.
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Examples
Another 1-3 finish by Ulvin (with a winning time of 1:10.05) and Seifert (in 1:21.69) in the 100 butterfly was followed by a runner-up 1:01.27 by Addison Lauwagie and a 1:03.22 by Damar for third place in the 100 freestyle.
George Seifert coached the team from 1999 to 2001, recording 16 wins and 32 losses (.333); he is the only head coach in team history not to have led the team to a playoff appearance.
According to the state Medical Examiner's Office in Portland an autopsy conducted the following day determined that Christina Seifert died due to a "closed head trauma."
“Both counties would have to vote to release you-shall we stop there?” he laughed, looking at Gallatin County commissioners Don Seifert and Steve White who were among the meeting’s attendees.
And I think we’ve done a good piece of that so far,” York said, as reported by Kevin Seifert of ESPN.
“It wouldn’t be the first time the Patriots have proved doubters wrong, but at this moment, it’s entirely fair to doubt whether Stidham has any business as a starting quarterback in the NFL,” Seifert wrote.