How to pronounce “strauss” in English

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Charlie Strauss has written about this as the end of pre-history, that sometime in our lifetime we're going to switch from pre-history, where only some things were saved,

Neil Strauss: Yeah, I spent, like, ten years writing for the New York Times and more, more than that kind of writing for Rolling Stone.

Think of Joseph Strauss there on the bed.

I'm Strauss.

is Ethan Sherwood Strauss, or

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: Hi everybody.

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: Yes, yes I did.

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: Quantrell Bishop, I believe.

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: I thought it was a very good movie and it made me feel actually a little sad and pathetic as a sports fan and a sports writer.

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: I think the money-making, or at least the wealthier sports publications, respect and just crave writers with access, maybe even to a fault in some instances.

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: OK.

Ethan Sherwood Strauss: Yeah, I think that's a great question.

Male #1 member: >>Neil Strauss: Yeah, Yeah, Nice sun, I love your sun tan.

So we used to play Strauss and Viennese music.

Really thrilled to be hosting Barry Strauss today for our Authors@ series in Mountain View.

Users can check-in Karl Strauss beer during their anniversary time period.

King Kaufman: responds off microphone Ethan Sherwood Strauss: Oh Tim's gonna go?

And we turned that into an ice cream base with Strauss milk.

It's the old Greek-- it wasn't something that actually Strauss did.

Because that young Joe would go on to be Joseph Strauss, who was the chief designer and engineer of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Accessibility, that's all over Lewis Strauss' statement that I quoted for you.

Guild that I like to put as a bracket on the other side of Lewis Strauss because it expect expresses, in a completely different register, some

On the top left, that's Karl Strauss celebrating their anniversary.

There's a book called The Fourth Turning by Neil Howe and Bill Strauss, they're the ones that wrote the generations book, they're the ones who named the millennials, I don't know

These people are in a cafeteria in Vienna listening to local musicians play the Strauss waltzes.

So in my case, journalist Katie Couric and author Neil Strauss shared their appreciation on Twitter.

is this from one of the first commissioners of the Atomic Energy Commission, Lewis Strauss.

But at the sort of high governmental level, you have a person like Lewis Strauss embodying a set of visions and at the sort of popular culture level

I don't know you go to listen Puccini's music or you go to Richard Strauss or-- and then you-- so beautiful melodies.

from the roots of their fathers, composers like Wagner, Strauss, Mozart, Verdi, Donizetti, Bellini, Weber, or whatever.

And then, eventually you lead them down the path that takes them to Charlie Strauss and China Mieville, right?

And what he noticed was the working class had taste that we now think of as kind of populist taste, like they liked Strauss.

But then, capping all that, is what's called the prajna paramita, which is the umbrella of wisdom, which, again, like Joseph Strauss brought into the world, and also Loren has.

'Um, are you Neil Strauss, the famous writer?'

Robert Sawyer's gonna write about a different set of storylines and data points than Charlie Strauss is gonna

You know, you go to a palace for lunch and you hear the local musicians play the Strauss waltzes.