Sundberg
Proper noun
Meaning
Sundberg (plural Sundbergs)
A surname from Swedish.
Examples
“Big, colorful, exotic, comical, undemanding, and long-lived — these are a few of the reasons why Pacman frogs are so extraordinarily popular around the world and why they’re a great first-pet frog,” Sundberg said.
UMD senior wing Koby Bender recorded the first goal of the NCHC season and pod in Omaha just 1:52 into Tuesday’s game, however, the Mavericks power play and senior wing Martin Sundberg put the Bulldogs down 2-1 at the first intermission.
Kristine Sundberg, executive director of Elder Voice Family Advocates, said the state health reports reveal “problems that are becoming glaringly visible in this pandemic.”
As for his day job, Sundberg enjoys solving problems and is grateful to do a job that brings him joy and purpose: he is an architect of systems that keep the power up for everyone.
Sundberg said she hopes to raise awareness for younger generations by showing them the advantages of voting and the impact it can have in society.
The park was once a favored collecting site for late SIU mycologist Walter J. Sundberg, who documented scores of new Illinois species from this location.