Kluge in a sentence

As the thing sank, it went "kluge". citation The Jargon File further includes kluge around "to avoid a bug or difficult condition by inserting a kluge", kluge up "to lash together a quick hack to perform a task".

Whenever Murgatroyd was asked what he was doing, he said he was making a kluge, and actually he was one of the world's best kluge makers.

Hans Kluge said that, based on the information WHO had received from china, there was no threat, but more detailed and regular information was required from China to monitor the evolving situation.

South Africa’s exhibit was led by designer Leon Kluge and artist Tristan Woudberg, and inspired by the wondrous fynbos floral kingdom of the Cape mountains.

Also, SVP Kevin Kluge sold 25,000 shares of the company’s stock in a transaction dated Thursday, January 2nd.

Dr Kluge said the pandemic’s “devastation” had hit communities across Europe.

Instead, Kluge said people should wear face masks to help prevent deaths.

Kluge said health workers in such facilities were often overworked and underpaid and called for them to be given more protective gear and support.

The army commander, 59-year-old Generalfeldmarschall Günther von Kluge, halted the attack because his troops were simply exhausted and could go no farther.

He has also resided at The John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress as the American Historical Association’s 2010-2011 J. Franklin Jameson Fellow in American History.

Acronym Other suggested folk etymologies or backronyms for kludge or kluge is from klumsy, lame, ugly, dumb, but good enough, or klutzy, lashup, under, going, engineering.

After Granholm's 1962 "How to Design a Kludge" article popularized the kluge variant kludge, both were interchangeably used and confused.

Davis later backed out of a deal with Murdoch to purchase John Kluge 's Metromedia television stations.

For example, he referred to his works Der Mond (The Moon, 1939) and Die Kluge (The Wise Woman, 1943) as Märchenopern ("fairytale operas").

However, native English words with non-initial p are quite common; such words can come from either Kluge's law or the consonant cluster /sp/ (PIE *p has been preserved after s).

In June 2014, the John W. Kluge Center of the Library of Congress held a seminar focusing on astrobiology.

Paper feeder Another hypothesis dates to 1907, "when John Brandtjen convinced two young machinists from Oslo, Norway named Abel and Eneval Kluge to service and install presses for his fledgling printing equipment firm".

Steinway bought the German manufacturer Kluge in Wuppertal, which supplies keyboards, in December 1998, and in November 1999, purchased the company that supplies its cast iron plates, O.S. Kelly Co. in Springfield, Ohio.

The following purports to be a summary of the original article that is somewhat more complete than the one quoted above: On being drafted into the navy, Murgatroyd gave his profession as "kluge maker".

The Kluge brothers continued to innovate, and the company still existed as of 2011.